Bamboo Trees Bags
Description: The poster captures the lush, towering bamboo stalks in Kyoto, with soft light filtering through the leaves, inviting travelers to experience tranquility in nature.
The poster captures the lush, towering bamboo stalks in Kyoto, with soft light filtering through the leaves, inviting travelers to Bag
by AIHRGDesign
$19 $24
Description: A graphic featuring the main cast of Gilligan's Island posed within a bamboo frame. Below them is a lifebuoy with "S.S. MINNOW" written on it, situated above an island with palm trees and clouds. The title "GILLIGAN's ISLAND" is prominently displayed in yellow text at the top.
Description: after the rain, all life awakens... I dedicate this painting to rain. Original ink and wash painting on heavy weight, textured, white paper - 8-1/2" x 11". From my 'Beauty of Bamboo' series. "Notice that the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while the bamboo or willow survives by bending with the wind." - Bruce Lee - I am inspired by the elegance and simplicity of japanese ‘sumi-e’ and chinese 'shui-mo hua' paintings. Featured in "Americas ~ rural, urban, wild, free".
Description: Original painting; watercolor markers and dry brush pen combination on cream colored textured paper. I am inspired by the elegance and simplicity of japanese ‘sumi-e’ and chinese ‘shui-mo hua’ paintings. This ‘one stroke style’ painting is from my ‘Beauty of Bamboo’ series. The bamboo is a magnificent gift from nature. Bend with the wind, grow with ease, reach for the heavens, embrace the sun. - Rebecca Rees less is more
"Rainbow Bamboo Forest" Watercolor Bamboo Painting Bag
by Becca’s Place
$19 $24
Description: From my 'Beauty of Bamboo' series. Featured in "Impressionistic Art". “Awareness” is an original wash bamboo painting on textured cream colored heavy stock paper. A combination of materials was used; acrylic paint and ink brush pen. I also used my fingers and hands to move the paint. It feels good and creates an interesting effect. I am inspired by the elegance and simplicity of japanese ‘sumi-e’ and chinese ‘shui-mo hua’ paintings.
