Bush Medicine Recreated.

Size & Medium.

120cm x 80cm

Acrylic on stretched canvas

Description.

This artwork is a symbol of love, friendship and the powerful bond shared between two people beginning a new chapter together.

Journey lines and campfire symbols weave their way to a central meeting place where people (U-shapes) sit together representing union and two families coming together.

Bush medicine leaves symbolise care, strength and the healing powers of the land, with lush greens reflecting native plants used in traditional remedies and metallic golds representing warmth, love and the guiding presence of our ancestors.

Scattered pinks and purples represent native flowers, berries and bush fruits or beauty and shared growth.

Commissioned by Jane as a wedding gift for her partner, this painting is a lasting reminder of how much he is loved, appreciated and seen.

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MaterialsCanvas I only paint on the highest quality double primed 100% cotton fine art canvas.
Paints I use either Jonsonja or Mattisse matte flow acrylic paint for all of my artworks.
Please check the product details for sizing and if the artwork is on stretched (ready to hang) or unstretched canvas (requires framing). Please contact us to discuss framing options.
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