golly gosh

Size -29 cms tall by 16 cms wide 
Style of frame -  vintage wooden frame painted black 
Fabric - Katie Forman roses
Wording - "Golly gosh" is a compound interjection with its origins in the 1830s, formed from two separate euphemisms: "golly" and "gosh," both of which were used to avoid saying the word "God". "Gosh" appeared earlier, around the 1750s, while "golly" was recorded around the 1840s, and combining them created a more emphatic expression of surprise without being blasphemous.