Taylor Swift Evermore Floral Art Print | Gold Rush Lyrics

Walk past, quick brush, you’ll adore pressed buttercup flower art with lyrics from 'gold rush' off Taylor Swift's evermore album.

This print series was created to celebrate my love of flowers and Taylor Swift music. Each print is a high-quality reproduction of my original pressed flower art. The symbolism of the featured flower aligns with the symbolism and meaning expressed in the chosen Taylor Swift song.

Take a peek below to learn more about the symbolism of buttercup flowers and Gold Rush song!

DETAILS
- Size: 8 x 10"
- Each print comes with an insert sharing the symbolism explanation noted above
- Description: a group of pressed buttercup flowers on a black background, with the quote "Walk past, quick brush I don't like slow motion, double vision in rose blush I don't like that falling feels like flying 'til the bone crush" underneath.
- Professionally printed on archival-quality cardstock
- shipped in a recyclable mailer made from 80% recycled materials

IMPORTANT NOTES
- this print is a reproduction of my original artwork and DOES NOT include any real flowers
- this listing is for one UNFRAMED PRINT. The frame shown has a white matte border.

SYMBOLISM
Buttercup [Ranunculus repens]
Symbolizes: you are radiant with charm; ambition; self-esteem

The buttercup flower's symbolism is a perfect match for the themes of charm and ambition present in Taylor Swift's "gold rush." The song explores the allure of fame and attention, and the complexities of self-worth and validation in the face of fleeting admiration.
The buttercup’s symbolic meaning of radiance and charm parallels the song's themes of being enamoured by someone's allure and charisma. In gold rush, Taylor sings about being captivated by someone who seems to possess an irresistible charm and magnetism, much like the bright and attractive appearance of a buttercup flower. The buttercup's symbolism of ambition resonates with the song's exploration of the desire for success and recognition. gold rush touches on the pursuit of fame and fortune, and the allure of being in the spotlight. This ambition mirrors the symbolism of the buttercup, which represents striving for personal growth and achievement.