Mixed media acrylic painting with dried flowers on canvas paper, natural elements
$125.00
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The Divine Feminine A soft, unique voice whispers. Guiding. Loving. A quiet, still, and deep truth exists. It is here that I go to find the answers I seek. From the four corners the winds blow. Sit. Be still. Listen. The answer awaits you...
"The Divine Feminine" is painted on canvas paper using acrylic paint. In the middle a gerbera daisy sits with four rose pedals surrounding her as a directional compass with smaller pedals in between.
The canvas paper measures 11 x 14 and is placed in a black framed shadow box. The frame measures 16 x 20. This beautiful framed canvas is sure to add color to any room or office space.
***This listing is for the framed piece. If you would like this canvas without the frame please contact me for an adjusted price.
💖 If you like this, but would like something a little different, please send me a private message. I welcome commissioned pieces and custom orders.
Photo credit: the first photo which shows this piece of art's true color and vibrancy was taken by photographer, Alyson Rorem of Jasper & Fern
The Divine Feminine A soft, unique voice whispers. Guiding. Loving. A quiet, still, and deep truth exists. It is here that I go to find the answers I seek. From the four corners the winds blow. Sit. Be still. Listen. The answer awaits you...
"The Divine Feminine" is painted on canvas paper using acrylic paint. In the middle a gerbera daisy sits with four rose pedals surrounding her as a directional compass with smaller pedals in between.
The canvas paper measures 11 x 14 and is placed in a black framed shadow box. The frame measures 16 x 20. This beautiful framed canvas is sure to add color to any room or office space.
***This listing is for the framed piece. If you would like this canvas without the frame please contact me for an adjusted price.
💖 If you like this, but would like something a little different, please send me a private message. I welcome commissioned pieces and custom orders.
Photo credit: the first photo which shows this piece of art's true color and vibrancy was taken by photographer, Alyson Rorem of Jasper & Fern
