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The Pink Pagoda

Remember the artwork I featured in this post? It came from the Dallas-based shop The Pink Pagoda and I’m smitten!
{Hot Pink Ming Chinoiserie Ginger Jar, $30 for 11″ x 14″}
The artist, Jennifer, has curated an adorable shop full of preppy chinoiserie-inspired art. This hot pink ginger jar print is a personal favorite!
{Aqua Ming Chinoiserie Ginger Jar, $35 for 13″ x 19″}
Her prints are available in sizes 8″ x 10″, 11″ x 14″, and 13″ x 19″ and priced so reasonably that I’m tempted to invest in multiple pieces! Come to think of it, wouldn’t these ginger jar prints look fabulous in a grouping of four?
{Pink and Red Elephant, $20 for 8″ x 10″}
Naturally I also love this floral elephant print! Wouldn’t it be adorable in a little girl’s room? 
{Blue and White Delft Tulipière, $35 for 13″ x 19″}
The attention to detail in each print is truly something to be admired. I was delighted to learn that Jennifer is also launching a blog by the same name! I can tell by the color scheme (navy and pink — my favorite!) that it’s going to be as darling as her shop.
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What do you think of Jennifer’s artwork? Are you as smitten with chinoiserie accents as I am?

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