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Bold brushstrokes reach skyward, then arc back to earth in a colorful shower. Caressed by sunshine, this work by Singha is enchanting. The busy lines and color suggest a young elephant aesthetic.

Asian elephants are an endangered species. By making the Asian elephants' paintings widely accessible to the general public, NOVICA hopes to help increase awareness, encourage conservation, and raise significant funds to assist endangered elephants throughout Asia. For more information, please refer to the elephant's biography.

The reverse side of this original painting features the Elephant Conservation Center's seal of authenticity.

Please note: The elephants hold the paintbrush carefully, by the tip of their trunk - which is also the elephants' delicate nose area. Slight smudging, and an occasional water droplet here and there are to be expected on most elephant paintings. We like to consider that these imperfections add to the conversation value of each piece.

The image of the sun centers this Indian Madhubani painting, surrounded by colorful birds and fish at the top and bottom in expression of a unity between all living things. This painting depicts the birth of the Hindu sun god, painted by Ambika Devi. She adds intricate leaf motifs with linework characteristic of the Madhubani style. Vegetable dyes on handmade paper give the painting a vibrant look.

colourful as a mandala and intricate as life, this captivating composition is another marvelous creation by Shikha Kaistha from India. Using a palette of vibrant hues, the artist paints a dazzling pattern with watercolours on paper, making it a great piece of art full of symbolism. On top of that, this abstract painting comes unstretched and signed by Shikha.

colourful birds and intricate vines create a wondrous scene in the always-beautiful India. Sarita Devi paints each vibrant element using vegetable dyes on handmade paper, combining the birds with natural details that allow for a festive illusion around the composition. On top of that, a blue edge enhances its elegant aura.

The painting comes signed and unstretched.

Bharti Dayal celebrates nature's perfect harmony in the ancient style of Madhubani painting. Dayal mixes vegetable dyes with acrylics to paint a luscious tree of life on handmade paper. Butterflies appear within the trunk, while fish swim among the tree's roots. Peacocks nest under the leafy branches while two more pose on the top corners of this colorful painting. Traditionally painted by women from Mithila on the walls and floor of their homes, Madhubani paintings usually depict ancient mythological themes.

Bharti Dayal signs her name on the back.

Although alebrijes depict fantastic and mythical creatures, artist Morneo chooses rather a roaring tiger as his muse for this spectacular painting that evokes the bright colours and unique patterns so distinctive of this traditional Mexican folk art. Morneo skillfully paints the canvas with vivid acrylics in the pop art style, making this a one-of-a-kind composition that will leave an indelible impression.

Titled Tigre colourido in Spanish.

Says Balinese artist Mahmud, "Nine arowana fish are led by one super-red alpha male, which is always accompanied by one green female, are about to go hunting. They are known as agile when hunting. Sometimes they gather, but they also split up sometimes. They go here and over there to show their colorful beauty, especially when the sunlight touches their bodies." The artist paints this scene in an expressionist style, using vibrant hues of orange and green to capture the school of freshwater fish as it swims just under the surface of a river.

Smiling fish frolic in the clear waters of a pond where a young elephant goes to drink. The pachyderm pauses to watch his finny friends in this delightful Madhubani painting. Originating in northern Bihar, Madhubani painting was once used to decorate the floors and walls of homes. Life in harmony with nature is a popular theme for this art style. Devendra Kumar Jha draws the intricate images freehand on homemade paper.

As each painting is an individual creation, each is unique. Colors and motifs may vary slightly from that pictured.

In a variety of different colors, wavy forms come together to capture the energy of a speeding race car. Luuk Khang the elephant from Thailand carefully paints this unique abstract composition.

Asian elephants are an endangered species. By making the Asian elephants' paintings widely accessible to the general public, NOVICA hopes to help increase awareness, encourage conservation, and raise significant funds to assist endangered elephants throughout Asia. For more information, please refer to the elephant's biography.

The reverse side of this original painting features the Elephant Conservation Center's seal of authenticity.

Please note: The elephants hold the paintbrush carefully, by the tip of their trunk - which is also the elephants' delicate nose area. Slight smudging, and an occasional water droplet here and there are to be expected on most elephant paintings. We like to consider that these imperfections add to the conversation value of each piece.

For a fun and lovely addition to your home decor, this composition is painted by Pang-Kod the elephant in Thailand. Working delicately with the paintbrush, the elephant paints an abstract scene with dancing lines of pink, green, yellow, and red.

Asian elephants are an endangered species. By making the Asian elephants' paintings widely accessible to the general public, NOVICA hopes to help increase awareness, encourage conservation, and raise significant funds to assist endangered elephants throughout Asia. For more information, please refer to the elephant's biography.

The reverse side of this original painting features the Elephant Conservation Center's seal of authenticity.

Please note: The elephants hold the paintbrush carefully, by the tip of their trunk - which is also the elephants' delicate nose area. Slight smudging, and an occasional water droplet here and there are to be expected on most elephant paintings. We like to consider that these imperfections add to the conversation value of each piece.

Sinuous formations and vibrant colours create a fun illusion in Sakchai's newest design. The Thai artist uses acrylic on canvas, sharp brushstrokes and stamped details to make this expressionist painting full of flowers, representing beauty and determination. On top of that, this captivating artwork comes signed and stretched. 

Marveling at a garden of flowers and peacocks, Hindu Goddess Radha and Supreme God Krishna leave a trail of love and compassion emblematic of their eternal bond. Inseparable since their love began, Radha and Kirshna exist within each other, making their existence mutually inclusive. Their pure consciousness in the garden scene demonstrates their inner peace, symbolized by each flower, swirl and bird. Krishna's leftward-facing peacock feather crown alludes to the presence of two peacocks who mirror their respective deities, with one looking right and the other left. Each vine of the garden spirals into its own unique shape, providing foliage and a home for colourful flowers and little birds. Kirshna becomes one with this garden, mingling with the spiral vines, seemingly floating across the scene. Bharti Dayal paints 'Eternal Love of Radha Krishna' in a two-dimensional contemporary style to concentrate on narrating one of Hinduism's greatest love stories for a modern audience.

"Madhubani paintings are in fact a simplistic manifestation of the philosophical heights achieved by Indian civilization for the universal power of love, longing and peace; the quest of all beings," Dayal says.