Sugar Maple - Art Print

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Original Triquetra Sugar Maple leaf design by Reagh Greenleaf Jr. Old parchment-style background. Perfect for your lodge, pub or meditation space.
Ships in a protective tube - flatten it out and add your own standard frame. Also available Framed.

Matte, museum quality poster
Durable, 10.3 mil thick paper
Archival, acid free
Ships in damage-resistant tube (please reuse)
Printed in USA

Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum) trees are the main source of sap for producing Maple Syrup. Yum!
It’s the state tree of New York, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin, and grows throughout northeastern North America. Canada is pretty fond of their maple too.
Abenaki people in Vermont have enjoyed the Sugar Maple’s bounty for centuries. Their word for April, or 1^st full moon of Spring, is Sogalikas, which means ‘sugar maker’ (courtesy of Cowasuck Band of the Pennacook-Abenaki people).
The triple-knot, a form of triquetra, is common in Celtic and Nordic art, and found in many cultures. Like the triskelion (triple-spiral) it is often associated with three-fold concepts, such as Christianity’s Holy Trinity, the Three Norns (fates) and Maiden-Mother-Crone aspects of the Goddess. It even appears in film on Thor’s Hammer, Mjölnir!
The Triquetra Maple design was the logo for Vermont Celtic™ from 2014-2018, celebrating immigrants from the three Celtic nations of Ireland, Scotland and Wales who came to Vermont in the mid-19^th century. The Irish, Scots and Welsh were particularly involved in the marble, granite and slate quarrying operations that flourished following the building of railroads in this state. Look for Reagh’s upcoming blog articles recapping his four-year journey into Vermont’s Celtic culture and history (including barely surviving several St. Patrick’s Day music marathons).

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Your items are made to order in 2-5 business days, then sent out for delivery.
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How We Give Back

Supporting Nature Awareness Education

RambleTree donates 10% of our Profits to Wilderness Awareness School (WAS):

"Wilderness Awareness School is internationally recognized for its mentoring teaching style, its naturalist training expertise, and its focus on connecting students with nature, their community and themselves. Our wilderness education courses draw on traditions from indigenous cultures world-wide, emphasizing nature as teacher, routines to enhance awareness, storytelling, self-motivated learning, and tracking as an interpretive tool."

My artistic sense and connection to the natural world were heavily influenced by training with White Pine Programs, a sister-school of WAS in Maine/NH from 2000-2002. Years later, that experience continues to enrich my life. -RG

Seeking Sustainable Solutions

Print-on-Demand/Efficient Sourcing:
Our custom suppliers print your items to order, reducing demand for materials. (i.e. there aren't thousands of pre-printed shirts sitting in a warehouse somewhere).
Water-based, solvent-free inks:
Apparel and most other items are printed with water-based low/no VOC inks, reducing the use of industrial solvents and other potential pollutants.
Providing information:
Our T-shirts and apparel are shipped in plastic poly-mailers, which are not handled by zero-sort recycling.
Fortunately, many types of plastic film can be recycled, including poly-mailing bags!
Most grocery stores in the USA have a plastic bag drop-off bin. In our home and studio, we keep an additional container next to our regular recycling bin for plastic bags and packaging material.
Go to https://www.plasticfilmrecycling.org/ for more information, and to look up drop-off sites.
Continually Improving:
RambleTree is seeking an economically viable source for On-Demand printing of our designs on organic cotton, hemp, recycled material and other sustainable-fiber clothing. Please Contact Us with any suggestions or connections you may have. Thanks!

Why Buy From Us

I am an Independent Artist, fulfilling my lifelong dream while raising a family and contributing to my community. Your purchase supports this dream. Thank You! - Reagh Greenleaf Jr.

Our 4-Fold Customer Promise:

90-Day Money Back Guarantee.
PCI DSS Compliant Secure Checkout via Stripe or PayPal.
Shipment/Tracking Information and Follow-up Support.
We believe in Karma, and will treat you the way we want to be treated - with courtesy, honesty and respect.

Details
Shipping Info
How We Give Back
Why Buy From Us

🌿 70% of customers buy 2+ items! 🌿
Apparel also available

Original Triquetra Sugar Maple leaf design by Reagh Greenleaf Jr. Old parchment-style background. Perfect for your lodge, pub or meditation space.
Ships in a protective tube - flatten it out and add your own standard frame. Also available Framed.

Matte, museum quality poster
Durable, 10.3 mil thick paper
Archival, acid free
Ships in damage-resistant tube (please reuse)
Printed in USA

Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum) trees are the main source of sap for producing Maple Syrup. Yum!
It’s the state tree of New York, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin, and grows throughout northeastern North America. Canada is pretty fond of their maple too.
Abenaki people in Vermont have enjoyed the Sugar Maple’s bounty for centuries. Their word for April, or 1^st full moon of Spring, is Sogalikas, which means ‘sugar maker’ (courtesy of Cowasuck Band of the Pennacook-Abenaki people).
The triple-knot, a form of triquetra, is common in Celtic and Nordic art, and found in many cultures. Like the triskelion (triple-spiral) it is often associated with three-fold concepts, such as Christianity’s Holy Trinity, the Three Norns (fates) and Maiden-Mother-Crone aspects of the Goddess. It even appears in film on Thor’s Hammer, Mjölnir!
The Triquetra Maple design was the logo for Vermont Celtic™ from 2014-2018, celebrating immigrants from the three Celtic nations of Ireland, Scotland and Wales who came to Vermont in the mid-19^th century. The Irish, Scots and Welsh were particularly involved in the marble, granite and slate quarrying operations that flourished following the building of railroads in this state. Look for Reagh’s upcoming blog articles recapping his four-year journey into Vermont’s Celtic culture and history (including barely surviving several St. Patrick’s Day music marathons).

Free Standard Shipping for orders over $95 to USA
Your items are made to order in 2-5 business days, then sent out for delivery.
Standard Shipping: you'll receive your items in 5-10 business days (USA); 10-25 business days (International).
Expedited shipping is available. See our Shipping Rates page

Supporting Nature Awareness Education

RambleTree donates 10% of our Profits to Wilderness Awareness School (WAS):

"Wilderness Awareness School is internationally recognized for its mentoring teaching style, its naturalist training expertise, and its focus on connecting students with nature, their community and themselves. Our wilderness education courses draw on traditions from indigenous cultures world-wide, emphasizing nature as teacher, routines to enhance awareness, storytelling, self-motivated learning, and tracking as an interpretive tool."

My artistic sense and connection to the natural world were heavily influenced by training with White Pine Programs, a sister-school of WAS in Maine/NH from 2000-2002. Years later, that experience continues to enrich my life. -RG

Seeking Sustainable Solutions

Print-on-Demand/Efficient Sourcing:
Our custom suppliers print your items to order, reducing demand for materials. (i.e. there aren't thousands of pre-printed shirts sitting in a warehouse somewhere).
Water-based, solvent-free inks:
Apparel and most other items are printed with water-based low/no VOC inks, reducing the use of industrial solvents and other potential pollutants.
Providing information:
Our T-shirts and apparel are shipped in plastic poly-mailers, which are not handled by zero-sort recycling.
Fortunately, many types of plastic film can be recycled, including poly-mailing bags!
Most grocery stores in the USA have a plastic bag drop-off bin. In our home and studio, we keep an additional container next to our regular recycling bin for plastic bags and packaging material.
Go to https://www.plasticfilmrecycling.org/ for more information, and to look up drop-off sites.
Continually Improving:
RambleTree is seeking an economically viable source for On-Demand printing of our designs on organic cotton, hemp, recycled material and other sustainable-fiber clothing. Please Contact Us with any suggestions or connections you may have. Thanks!

I am an Independent Artist, fulfilling my lifelong dream while raising a family and contributing to my community. Your purchase supports this dream. Thank You! - Reagh Greenleaf Jr.

Our 4-Fold Customer Promise:

90-Day Money Back Guarantee.
PCI DSS Compliant Secure Checkout via Stripe or PayPal.
Shipment/Tracking Information and Follow-up Support.
We believe in Karma, and will treat you the way we want to be treated - with courtesy, honesty and respect.