The iconic buttongrass of the Tasmanian wilderness. The unique shape of this moorland plant creates the perfect silhouette to really capture the essence of this wild island. I photographed this buttongrass at the Vale Of Belvoir reserve near Cradle Mountain. The Vale is a true biodiversity hotspot, featuring some of the biggest concentrations of precious Tasmanian flora and fauna.
We have carefully sealed the front and back of the image to ensure that it is water resistant. It will be OK if you get caught in the rain, but please avoid submerging it when swimming or bathing. Regular cleaning with a silver cloth will keep the ear-wires nice and shiny.