Raster image daffodils and butterflies on white

A delicate watercolor pattern with butterflies and daffodils on a snow-white background. Airy moths of two types flutter among graceful flowers, creating a sense of springtime awakening in nature. The first type of butterfly is distinguished by an orange-brown coloration with a characteristic pattern of dark spots and stripes on the wings, reminiscent of members of the Nymphalidae family. The second type draws attention with a smooth transition from creamy-beige to rich coral shades, lending a special tenderness to the wings. The daffodils are depicted with botanical precision — snow-white petals frame the sunny-yellow corona of the flower, while thin green stems emphasize the fragility of the plant. Every element of the composition is crafted with astonishing attention to detail — the veins on the butterflies' wings, the subtlest color transitions, and light shadows that create volume. The watercolor technique allowed the artist to achieve an effect of transparency and weightlessness, as if the butterflies are truly hovering above the page. The repeating pattern forms a harmonious motif, with each element positioned to maintain the overall balance of the composition. Such a design is perfectly suited for decorating textile products (scarves, shawls, bedding), wallpapers, gift wrap, greeting cards, or decorative panels.