The frame of this Earth Painting is made from cedar wood, native to Bhutan and the wider Himalaya region. Cedar trees are often found as guardian trees in significant locations and spaces - one striking example being the Pangrizampa Astrology School, where they acts as protectors for all its students, teachers, inhabitants and visitors. Bhutanese Astrology, in its turn, is a central practice and force for its people; guiding and protecting them through ancient wisdom that still prospers today and holds a key role in Bhutanese way of life.
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Materials: recycled denim canvas on reclaimed wood, floating frame in reclaimed cedar wood, variety of ochres and local rocks & minerals
Dimensions: H 33 x W 42 x D 3.5 cm
When deciding where to display your Earth Painting: seek the light. The natural pigments respond beautifully to shifting light conditions. Morning light offers a crisp, soft glow; evening light brings out the warmth and depth of the pigments. You may therefore notice that the Earth Painting appears in a different 'colour'. Take your time to find a place where you can observe the interplay of light and shadow on the Earth Painting - a place where its textures and colours don’t fall flat.
€1085
The frame of this Earth Painting is made from cedar wood, native to Bhutan and the wider Himalaya region. Cedar trees are often found as guardian trees in significant locations and spaces - one striking example being the Pangrizampa Astrology School, where they acts as protectors for all its students, teachers, inhabitants and visitors. Bhutanese Astrology, in its turn, is a central practice and force for its people; guiding and protecting them through ancient wisdom that still prospers today and holds a key role in Bhutanese way of life.
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Materials: recycled denim canvas on reclaimed wood, floating frame in reclaimed cedar wood, variety of ochres and local rocks & minerals
Dimensions: H 33 x W 42 x D 3.5 cm
When deciding where to display your Earth Painting: seek the light. The natural pigments respond beautifully to shifting light conditions. Morning light offers a crisp, soft glow; evening light brings out the warmth and depth of the pigments. You may therefore notice that the Earth Painting appears in a different 'colour'. Take your time to find a place where you can observe the interplay of light and shadow on the Earth Painting - a place where its textures and colours don’t fall flat.
€1085
