A bright, minimalist room with a leather accent chair and a framed cactus print, combining clean lines and a warm, earthy vibe. Perfect for modern decor with a touch of the desert.
A cactus print displayed in a minimalist gallery setting, surrounded by additional desert-inspired photography. Perfect for showcasing modern Southwestern aesthetics.
A close-up of lush green cactus pads, showcasing the intricate textures and natural beauty of desert flora. Ideal for adding a touch of the Southwest to your decor.
A cozy rustic living room with exposed stone walls, a leather couch, and a vibrant cactus print as the centerpiece above the sofa. A perfect blend of Southwestern charm and earthy tones.
A bright, minimalist room with a leather accent chair and a framed cactus print, combining clean lines and a warm, earthy vibe. Perfect for modern decor with a touch of the desert.
A cactus print displayed in a minimalist gallery setting, surrounded by additional desert-inspired photography. Perfect for showcasing modern Southwestern aesthetics.
A close-up of lush green cactus pads, showcasing the intricate textures and natural beauty of desert flora. Ideal for adding a touch of the Southwest to your decor.
A cozy rustic living room with exposed stone walls, a leather couch, and a vibrant cactus print as the centerpiece above the sofa. A perfect blend of Southwestern charm and earthy tones.

Spineless Prickly Pear Fine Art Print

from $35.00

Bring the beauty of Texas into your space with this captivating fine art print featuring a close-up view of a prickly pear cactus. The natural tones of green and subtle textures of the cactus pads create a calming and authentic touch to any room. Perfect for adding a bit of desert charm to your home, office, or studio, this print is available in multiple sizes to suit your decor needs. Frame not included, allowing you to customize the look to match your style.

Customers can choose between three print options:

  • Fine Art Print: Printed on thick, matte paper using archival ink, ensuring the colors stay vivid and the print remains free from fading over time.

  • Engineer Print (3’x4’ only): A lightweight option made on paper typically used for architectural plans, giving it an industrial chic appeal that adds a unique touch to any space.

  • Newsprint (17”x22” only): Affordable option that creates a dreamy desert vibe in your space. Your image will be printed on lightweight ivory newspaper, includes a white 1/2” border, and is folded into quarters with creases through the center to replicate a classic newspaper.

Available in various sizes to complement any room. Frame not included, allowing for personalization in your decor.

All fine art and engineer prints come with a white border. Please allow 10-14 business days for processing and shipping.

Spineless Prickly Pear Fine Art Print

Beckie Irvin, 2023

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Bring the beauty of Texas into your space with this captivating fine art print featuring a close-up view of a prickly pear cactus. The natural tones of green and subtle textures of the cactus pads create a calming and authentic touch to any room. Perfect for adding a bit of desert charm to your home, office, or studio, this print is available in multiple sizes to suit your decor needs. Frame not included, allowing you to customize the look to match your style.

Customers can choose between three print options:

  • Fine Art Print: Printed on thick, matte paper using archival ink, ensuring the colors stay vivid and the print remains free from fading over time.

  • Engineer Print (3’x4’ only): A lightweight option made on paper typically used for architectural plans, giving it an industrial chic appeal that adds a unique touch to any space.

  • Newsprint (17”x22” only): Affordable option that creates a dreamy desert vibe in your space. Your image will be printed on lightweight ivory newspaper, includes a white 1/2” border, and is folded into quarters with creases through the center to replicate a classic newspaper.

Available in various sizes to complement any room. Frame not included, allowing for personalization in your decor.

All fine art and engineer prints come with a white border. Please allow 10-14 business days for processing and shipping.

Spineless Prickly Pear Fine Art Print

Beckie Irvin, 2023

Bring the beauty of Texas into your space with this captivating fine art print featuring a close-up view of a prickly pear cactus. The natural tones of green and subtle textures of the cactus pads create a calming and authentic touch to any room. Perfect for adding a bit of desert charm to your home, office, or studio, this print is available in multiple sizes to suit your decor needs. Frame not included, allowing you to customize the look to match your style.

Customers can choose between three print options:

  • Fine Art Print: Printed on thick, matte paper using archival ink, ensuring the colors stay vivid and the print remains free from fading over time.

  • Engineer Print (3’x4’ only): A lightweight option made on paper typically used for architectural plans, giving it an industrial chic appeal that adds a unique touch to any space.

  • Newsprint (17”x22” only): Affordable option that creates a dreamy desert vibe in your space. Your image will be printed on lightweight ivory newspaper, includes a white 1/2” border, and is folded into quarters with creases through the center to replicate a classic newspaper.

Available in various sizes to complement any room. Frame not included, allowing for personalization in your decor.

All fine art and engineer prints come with a white border. Please allow 10-14 business days for processing and shipping.

Spineless Prickly Pear Fine Art Print

Beckie Irvin, 2023

Spineless Prickly Pear

Opuntia Ellisinia

Beckie Irvin, 2023

Native to Mexico, the Spineless Prickly Pear has been cultivated as a food source since ancient peoples stewarded the lands now known as Central America. In the early-1900s, renowned botanist Luther Burbank began cultivating varieties of “spineless” cacti and selling them as cattle fodder with the promise that they would free up agricultural lands for human use.

It wouldn’t take long for humans and cattle to discover that this cactus produced tiny hairlike spines that buried themselves in skin and mouths - rendering it unsuitable cattle fodder and staining Burbank’s reputation for the rest of his career.

This particular cactus is located on the artist’s childhood home in Hico, Texas. It reminds her that there are consequences for those who try to use plants for capital gain.