Rhythms of Kinship Diptych
Steam-set, French silk dye on 100% Habotai silk
Diptych of two 22" x 22” silks mounted on 24” x 24” x 1.5” gessoed canvas framed in metal floating frames in walnut brown
Rhythms of Kinship is a stunning diptych that captures the vibrant dance of a male and female cardinal in flight, their graceful movements intertwining to form a visual infinity symbol. This pair of silk paintings is a celebration of the eternal bonds of family, the wisdom of our ancestors, and the warmth of home. The cardinals’ lively red feathers contrast against the soft, flowing background, symbolizing the energy and joy that arise from deep connections and shared history.
Each painting in this diptych is hand-painted on luxurious silk, allowing the dyes to flow organically and infuse the artwork with a sense of aliveness. The rich, dynamic colors evoke the rhythm of nature, while the delicate detailing brings the cardinals’ forms to life, capturing their joyful spirit. Together, the two paintings create a harmonious balance, mirroring the cyclical nature of family ties and the endless continuum of love.
Rhythms of Kinship is perfect for those who cherish the deep connections within their own family, offering a visual representation of unity, joy, and the threads that bind us through generations. These original silk artworks come mounted on gallery canvases, designed to be displayed side by side, enhancing any space with a sense of warmth, movement, and timeless love.
An original artwork by Laura Fox-Wallis
Fine art prints of this silk painting are available here.
SHIPPING & ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Due to the size of the paintings, additional shipping charges will be invoiced separately after purchase.To inquire for a shipping quote, email RootedExpressions@gmail.com with your name and address.
Local pickup in the Austin area is available
Painting is sealed and ready to hang
Orders will be processed within one week of purchase
The artwork will be professionally packed and shipped
Note: Colors may vary due to monitor settings and/or photography lighting
Steam-set, French silk dye on 100% Habotai silk
Diptych of two 22" x 22” silks mounted on 24” x 24” x 1.5” gessoed canvas framed in metal floating frames in walnut brown
Rhythms of Kinship is a stunning diptych that captures the vibrant dance of a male and female cardinal in flight, their graceful movements intertwining to form a visual infinity symbol. This pair of silk paintings is a celebration of the eternal bonds of family, the wisdom of our ancestors, and the warmth of home. The cardinals’ lively red feathers contrast against the soft, flowing background, symbolizing the energy and joy that arise from deep connections and shared history.
Each painting in this diptych is hand-painted on luxurious silk, allowing the dyes to flow organically and infuse the artwork with a sense of aliveness. The rich, dynamic colors evoke the rhythm of nature, while the delicate detailing brings the cardinals’ forms to life, capturing their joyful spirit. Together, the two paintings create a harmonious balance, mirroring the cyclical nature of family ties and the endless continuum of love.
Rhythms of Kinship is perfect for those who cherish the deep connections within their own family, offering a visual representation of unity, joy, and the threads that bind us through generations. These original silk artworks come mounted on gallery canvases, designed to be displayed side by side, enhancing any space with a sense of warmth, movement, and timeless love.
An original artwork by Laura Fox-Wallis
Fine art prints of this silk painting are available here.
SHIPPING & ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Due to the size of the paintings, additional shipping charges will be invoiced separately after purchase.To inquire for a shipping quote, email RootedExpressions@gmail.com with your name and address.
Local pickup in the Austin area is available
Painting is sealed and ready to hang
Orders will be processed within one week of purchase
The artwork will be professionally packed and shipped
Note: Colors may vary due to monitor settings and/or photography lighting
Steam-set, French silk dye on 100% Habotai silk
Diptych of two 22" x 22” silks mounted on 24” x 24” x 1.5” gessoed canvas framed in metal floating frames in walnut brown
Rhythms of Kinship is a stunning diptych that captures the vibrant dance of a male and female cardinal in flight, their graceful movements intertwining to form a visual infinity symbol. This pair of silk paintings is a celebration of the eternal bonds of family, the wisdom of our ancestors, and the warmth of home. The cardinals’ lively red feathers contrast against the soft, flowing background, symbolizing the energy and joy that arise from deep connections and shared history.
Each painting in this diptych is hand-painted on luxurious silk, allowing the dyes to flow organically and infuse the artwork with a sense of aliveness. The rich, dynamic colors evoke the rhythm of nature, while the delicate detailing brings the cardinals’ forms to life, capturing their joyful spirit. Together, the two paintings create a harmonious balance, mirroring the cyclical nature of family ties and the endless continuum of love.
Rhythms of Kinship is perfect for those who cherish the deep connections within their own family, offering a visual representation of unity, joy, and the threads that bind us through generations. These original silk artworks come mounted on gallery canvases, designed to be displayed side by side, enhancing any space with a sense of warmth, movement, and timeless love.
An original artwork by Laura Fox-Wallis
Fine art prints of this silk painting are available here.
SHIPPING & ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Due to the size of the paintings, additional shipping charges will be invoiced separately after purchase.To inquire for a shipping quote, email RootedExpressions@gmail.com with your name and address.
Local pickup in the Austin area is available
Painting is sealed and ready to hang
Orders will be processed within one week of purchase
The artwork will be professionally packed and shipped
Note: Colors may vary due to monitor settings and/or photography lighting
