tree of life painting

A sense of hope and joy fills the air in this impressionist scene from a Thai landscape. Sukum Ruangdech uses delicate oil hues to portray a tree of pink flowers in front of a serene lake, taking you to the region’s rich nature with a touch of calm and peace.

The artwork arrives signed and stretched.

Mother nature begins with the tree of life in this World Peace Project painting by India's Bharti Dayal. As Mother Nature sits cross-legged, resembling a heart, she extends her limbs upwards, branching out into a full-grown tree with pink leaves and lotus flower motifs.

The artist explains that the unification of the female form and the tree suggests that femininity is in its essence peaceful. Just as Hinduism advocates the continuous growth of oneself and the pursuit of inner peace, 'Feminine Tree' depicts the figurative source of peace as the self, independent of the surrounding world.

The artist uses natural vegetable colors to depict this symbolic scene of Mother Nature existing within an empty gray domain, sprouting with vibrant pink, directing one's attention to the peaceful heights reached in the feminine universe.

Dayal carefully arranges her composition to tell the story of the tree of life, employing the classic Madhubani painting style. "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.

This stunning original kalamkari painting is by Indian artist Dr. Sneh Gangal. She works in acrylics on canvas to paint a glorious Tree of Life in a rich wine red and pink palette. Indian kalamkari painting is an ancient art form that was originally done on textiles such as scrolls and temple hangings.

Nature offers a myriad of materials to make human life easier and, above all, environmentally friendly. Showing the world that Mother Nature is all we need, Komang Sulaksana creates a gorgeous natural fiber notebook whose sturdy cover transports us to the tropical forests of the Balinese region. Using banana bark and kupu kupu leaves, the artisan crafts the structure, painting the leafy design in a chic pink hue. After adding the rice paper pages to the accessory, Komang finishes his creation with a coconut shell button and agel grass cord, ensuring your notes and memories stay secure.

Panapai uses the traditional handblown technique to bring a stunning design to life. After years of learning from the masters about this captivating art, the Thai artisan shows the world his talent and passion with these glass dangle earrings, whose leaf shape, pink hue and white accents transport you to a ethereal dimension. In addition, sterling silver hooks allow you to show the accessories' beauty in all their glory.