$75.00
I often wonder what it would be like to be a tree. Once when I was doing a walking meditation near the base of Kachina Woman in Sedona, I was struck by a singular thought: trees have to be brave. They can sense when storms, blight, and fire are coming, and can even communicate and warn other trees by releasing pheromones in the air and electrical impulses underground through mycorrhizal networks. What they can’t do is run and hide. They must withstand whatever comes their way. It made me weep. I doubt I’m brave enough to be a tree.
This archival quality print is a reproduction of an original encaustic work of art. Because encaustic painting is not flat, your reproduction may include the appearance of texture that is raised, ridged, or bumpy. Rest assured, your print has a consistent smooth texture.
Please note that the physical mat and frame are not included.
| Weight | 1 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 in |
| Material | Heavyweight, archival quality, acid free paper |
| Mat and Frame | Mat and frame not included |
