How Does Your Garden Grow?
Sweet and calm Bindy the burro was a therapy donkey at Equine Spirit Sanctuary and worked with kids with disabilities, healing with his sweet heart. Artist Barbara Meikle released this limited-edition giclee print on archival watercolor paper the year that ESS was able to purchase the land on which they were located. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist. Available unframed or matted and framed in a Brazilian walnut frame.
Printed Image Size: 15”h x 30”w
Paper Size: 19”h x 34”w
Framed Size: 25”h x 40”w
Limited edition of 200
Ready to hang
Please note, unframed prints are shipped rolled in a poster tube and do not come matted.
Sweet and calm Bindy the burro was a therapy donkey at Equine Spirit Sanctuary and worked with kids with disabilities, healing with his sweet heart. Artist Barbara Meikle released this limited-edition giclee print on archival watercolor paper the year that ESS was able to purchase the land on which they were located. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist. Available unframed or matted and framed in a Brazilian walnut frame.
Printed Image Size: 15”h x 30”w
Paper Size: 19”h x 34”w
Framed Size: 25”h x 40”w
Limited edition of 200
Ready to hang
Please note, unframed prints are shipped rolled in a poster tube and do not come matted.
Sweet and calm Bindy the burro was a therapy donkey at Equine Spirit Sanctuary and worked with kids with disabilities, healing with his sweet heart. Artist Barbara Meikle released this limited-edition giclee print on archival watercolor paper the year that ESS was able to purchase the land on which they were located. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist. Available unframed or matted and framed in a Brazilian walnut frame.
Printed Image Size: 15”h x 30”w
Paper Size: 19”h x 34”w
Framed Size: 25”h x 40”w
Limited edition of 200
Ready to hang
Please note, unframed prints are shipped rolled in a poster tube and do not come matted.
A portion of all print sales benefit Equine Spirit Sanctuary, a horse and donkey rescue that offers equine therapy programs in Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico. To learn more, visit their site their website: equinespiritsanctuary.org
