green gifts for her

Discover the captivating beauty of the vibrant red-eyed tree frog, a colorful amphibian found in the lush Costa Rican rainforests. Witness its lifelike depiction in Ruth Espinoza's skillfully painted composition on an eco-conscious, recyclable canvas. The artist draws inspiration from the rich biodiversity of her homeland to craft artworks that truly mesmerize and capture the eye.

Titled Rana Calzonuda in Spanish.

Explore the enchanting world of the adorable sloth, an endearing creature that inhabits Costa Rica's humid rainforests. Ruth Espinoza's acrylic artwork, thoughtfully rendered on an eco-conscious, recyclable canvas, masterfully brings the sloth to life with gorgeous brown and green shades. Her inspiration drawn from the bountiful wildlife and lush landscapes of her homeland truly shines through.

Titled Perezoso in Spanish.

With this painting, Costa Rican artist Rose Mary Mendez invites the viewer to appreciate a piece of her country's landscape. She paints in a naif, style, capturing a pond, a cottage, and a mountain range in the distance. Says the artist, "The nature that surrounds me is a marvelous thing that has given me even more inspiration for my pieces. It is a marvelous gift that God gives us."

Titled Vida campestre in Spanish.

Broad strokes of red and green evoke the Christmas season. Grasping the brush with his trunk, Pooparn paints an exuberant abstract that expresses his cheerful spirit. The young Thai elephant artist shows a preference for bright, clear colors.

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, as well as Pooparn's biographical information. It arrives unframed.

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.