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Original artwork description:
Part of my Hanakotoba series, and inspired by a carpet in my “playroom” at my grandparents house. I always remember the opulent turquoise and terra cotta blooms of that rug, as I would sit upon it with my Colorforms and coloring books, pretending it was some sort of “magic carpet”. And in some ways, it was.
In this brand new series, I'm exploring my love of the Japanese language of flowers, or "hanakotoba". The fluidity of the watercolor floral imagery calls to mind Japanese silk kimono fabric. While the somewhat structured, yet abstracted pattern work and organic shapes created in acrylic paint mimic the intricate beauty found in Japanese prints. The dichotomy of contrast between the two have set my creative heart on fire.
14×14 in size, and painted on canvas in acrylic, ink, and collage. Varnished with an archival satin finish, and ready to hang right out of her box, with the appropriate hardware already attached. Painting is carried over onto the sides of the canvas, so framing is optional, but not necessary. Signed, numbered and dated on the back.
©the enchanted easel 2025
Materials used:
acrylic ink, collage
Tags:
#abstract flowers #floral abstract #flower abstract #blue floral #flower pa8ntingMagic Carpet I (2025) Acrylic painting
by Nicole Esposito Woodall
£534.8
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 35.56 x 35.56 x 1.91cm (unframed) / 35.56 x 35.56cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Organic
- Subject: Flowers and plants
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Original artwork description
Part of my Hanakotoba series, and inspired by a carpet in my “playroom” at my grandparents house. I always remember the opulent turquoise and terra cotta blooms of that rug, as I would sit upon it with my Colorforms and coloring books, pretending it was some sort of “magic carpet”. And in some ways, it was.
In this brand new series, I'm exploring my love of the Japanese language of flowers, or "hanakotoba". The fluidity of the watercolor floral imagery calls to mind Japanese silk kimono fabric. While the somewhat structured, yet abstracted pattern work and organic shapes created in acrylic paint mimic the intricate beauty found in Japanese prints. The dichotomy of contrast between the two have set my creative heart on fire.
14×14 in size, and painted on canvas in acrylic, ink, and collage. Varnished with an archival satin finish, and ready to hang right out of her box, with the appropriate hardware already attached. Painting is carried over onto the sides of the canvas, so framing is optional, but not necessary. Signed, numbered and dated on the back.
©the enchanted easel 2025
Materials used:
acrylic ink, collage
Tags:
#abstract flowers #floral abstract #flower abstract #blue floral #flower pa8nting
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