Crail Harbour Framed Print - Crab and Boat Seaside Watercolour beach pottery Often ground down by artists

Often ground down by artists to make pigments and used by the ancient Egyptians for eye shadow

sea swimming has become hugely popular again and community groups are restoring the pools to bring them back to their former glory

The chunky wood elements are 4mm thick

(Item: 3131)

measure 66cm x 50cm and are manufactured in the UK

Crail Harbour Framed Print - Crab and Boat Seaside Watercolour beach pottery Often ground down by artistsCrail Harbour in the East Neuk of Fife, Scotland limited edition watercolour print. This print features the quaint cottages and fishing boats of Crail Harbour with a tiny crab looking on from its rock. Crail is famous for its crab and they are often used as an emblem for the town. The harbour is full of fishing boats ready to find the catch of the day for the local restaurants! Below the waves the sea bubbles and a shoal of tiny fish swim by.