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Depicted in extreme closeup, a quartet of lily flowers displays yellow hues in this painting by Indian artist Sonu Chopra. She works with watercolors to create this calming composition, capturing the enthralling beauty of the flowers. This painting arrives in a mat passe-partout.

An elephant gazes adoringly at her mischievous child as Vidushini explores the eternal bond between mother and baby. Working in the traditional Madhubani style, the Indian artist paints the intricate images freehand on handmade paper. The pachyderms in black and white bask in the radiance of a yellow universe.

Originating in Mithila, Madhubani paintings strive to show a perfect harmony in the natural world.

Displaying printed vine motifs, yellow cotton fabric decorates this painting by Ghanaian artist K. Baka. He accentuates the composition with painted accents, depicting an African woman who wears striking clothing while balancing a pot atop her head. This piece is named "Yaa," an Akan name for a woman born on Thursday.

Delicate petals witness the first summer sunset from an enchanting garden painted by India's Jay Karun. His impressionist style portrays this vibrant season under a oneiric veil, combining acrylic hues of purple and yellow in a masterful show of talent and love for nature. The piece is also an homage to the region's enchanting nature.

The painting arrives signed and unstretched.

Originally from Bogota, Colombia, and now based in Costa Rica, artist Carlo Jimenez draws inspiration from the beauty of that Central American country for this expressionist work with cubist elements. The oil and acrylic painting depicts a rectangular window through which a landscape scene of Costa Rica's impressive Arenal Volcano can be seen. Surrounding the window are geometric figures in brown, yellow, and copper tones, with lines at the bottom of the window converging on a single point. "The landscape and man have had an element that will always unite them, the soul," Carlo comments, "with this series I want to show, from a human point of view, every object that is visible in it, from the life of every tree, waterfall, grotto, every blessing that we are given on a daily basis and that we can appreciate in everything that surrounds us."Titled "Volcán Arenal" in Spanish.

Let this hand-painted decorative plate take you away for a moment to a simpler way of life. Laundry dries on the fence and happy little hens forage for breakfast near an empty oxcart in a vignette of the Costa Rican countryside. Leiton creates this work from scratch, from cutting the initial circle of cedar trunks and shaping it, to painting the charming landscape. A coat of resin protects the images and a brass hook facilitates wall display.

Ghana's Dio portrays the joys of motherhood in a charming composition, displaying the artist's unique expressionist style and the region's traditional textiles. Crafted on cardstock, the combination of serene ink colours and cotton fabrics creates a beautiful scene where a mother plays with her baby, showing the strong bonds between these souls full of love.

The artwork comes signed and stretched.

Ghanaian mothers show their resilient and fearless spirit every day, working hard to provide a better destiny for their children. These brave souls are also the main muses of artist Dio, who proudly depicts them in a combination of warm-toned cotton textiles arranged around this marvelous composition. The piece features a mother wearing traditional garments and cooking for her family while carrying her baby on her back—a typical scene directly from these stunning lands.

The artwork comes signed and stretched.