geometric patterns

A pensive woman with a stunning patchwork headdress adorned with floral and geometric patterns is captured against a bright turquoise background. Cuban artist Lidia Veronica Echenagusia, who lives in Costa Rica, works with acrylic paints on canvas to craft this Expressionist-style painting meant to marvel anywhere you choose to display it.

Titled Amor Por Mi Tierra in Spanish.

This striking and intricate painting of mother and child is presented by Indian artisan Vidushini. The artisan honors the tradition of Madhubani painting, a style originating in the Bihar region of India and in Nepal. A style dominated by women, Madhubani features elaborate geometric patterns and depicts themes relating to birth, marriage, and religious festivals. The woman and child painted here are adorned with ornate jewelry and traditional clothing. The use of simple red, black, and white colors suggest the fundamental bond between a mother and her child, while the bold and calm expression on the faces of both figures invites the viewer to join in an otherwise intimate family moment.

Walking nimbly across the room with its tail held high and its ears pointed, this cat exudes feline charm. The white silhouette of this cat stands in stark contrast to the jet black canvas, daintily painted with a dotted motif. Working in acrylics, Surangrat of Thailand paints a delicate floral and geometric motif within the cat, giving this painting a unique patterned accent.

Baglamukhi is one of the ten wisdom goddesses of Hinduism. "She is worshipped for subduing enemies and cruel acts or abhicharas. One should perform her mantra with this yantra and a turmeric jaap rosary during the day when requesting attraction and appeasement, and if it is for subduing enemies, it should be performed by night," says Dr. Sneh Gangal as she paints this yantra with natural stone colors on ivory paper. The painting is mounted on lined card paper.

Dr. Gangal is inspired by the yantras in Mantra Mahodathi by Dr. Sudhakar Malvaya. A yantra, according to Indian metaphysics, is a geometric representation of energy. According to Hindu Tantras, a mantra is regarded as the ray of consciousness that a yantra represents figuratively. Indian truth-seekers believe that everything in this world represents the abstract energies of a deity, hence every visual phenomenon is a form of yantra. Each yantra has a distinctive pattern that cannot be changed, but which Dr. Gangal embellishes in her own creative way.

Cute felines spend the day together, looking at the distance and wagging their little tails as a peace sign. Painted by Surangrat from Thailand, this cat-themed acrylic composition draws inspiration from different patterns and art styles to create a stunning scene that invites you to fill your environment with a whimsical and serene aura, all thanks to its cool palette of blue and white hues.

The artwork comes signed and stretched.