Audubon Vesper Sparrow and Prickly Pear Cactus Throw Blanket

This vintage reproduction of John James Audubon’s Plate 94 from Birds of America showcases the Vesper Sparrow, also known as the Bay-Winged Bunting, perched on a rugged rock alongside a vibrant prickly pear cactus (Opuntia). The cactus is depicted in full bloom, its rose-like yellow flowers adding a striking contrast to the natural desert landscape. A bird native to open fields and prairies, the Vesper Sparrow is a symbol of the Southwest United States, making this artwork a perfect tribute to the region's unique beauty. Audubon’s meticulous details capture the sparrow’s subtle charm and the cactus’s iconic desert blooms, making this piece a delightful addition for bird lovers, art enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a touch of Southwestern flair.