Steam-set, French silk dye on 100% Habotai silk
11" x 10” silk mounted on 12” x 12” x 2” gessoed canvas framed in a solid wooden frame finished in a rich walnut stain.
Wings of Gratitude celebrates the joyful spirit of the finch, a small bird known for bringing lightness, appreciation, and cheerful energy wherever it appears. This original silk painting captures a finch in graceful flight, its wings lifted in a moment that feels bright and full of possibility. The movement is lively yet serene, as if the bird is offering a reminder to pause and appreciate the simple gifts surrounding us each day.
Finches are often seen as symbols of happiness, positivity, and a grateful heart. Their songs are associated with lifting the spirit and helping us recognize the beauty already present in our lives. This artwork reflects that spiritual meaning, highlighting the connection between gratitude and the freedom it brings. When we practice thankfulness, our hearts feel lighter and more open, much like a finch rising effortlessly into the air.
Painted on luminous silk with delicate layers of dye, the finch glows with natural vibrancy. The texture of the silk enhances each brushstroke, creating a sense of motion and life within the bird’s wings.
Wings of Gratitude brings an uplifting presence to any room. It serves as a gentle reminder to lean into appreciation, to notice the small joys, and to keep your heart aligned with what truly matters.
An original artwork by Laura Fox-Wallis
Fine art prints are available upon request. Please email Laura at RootedExpressions@gmail.com.
SHIPPING & ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Due to the size of painting, 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
11" x 10” silk mounted on 12” x 12” x 2” gessoed canvas framed in a solid wooden frame finished in a rich walnut stain.
Wings of Gratitude celebrates the joyful spirit of the finch, a small bird known for bringing lightness, appreciation, and cheerful energy wherever it appears. This original silk painting captures a finch in graceful flight, its wings lifted in a moment that feels bright and full of possibility. The movement is lively yet serene, as if the bird is offering a reminder to pause and appreciate the simple gifts surrounding us each day.
Finches are often seen as symbols of happiness, positivity, and a grateful heart. Their songs are associated with lifting the spirit and helping us recognize the beauty already present in our lives. This artwork reflects that spiritual meaning, highlighting the connection between gratitude and the freedom it brings. When we practice thankfulness, our hearts feel lighter and more open, much like a finch rising effortlessly into the air.
Painted on luminous silk with delicate layers of dye, the finch glows with natural vibrancy. The texture of the silk enhances each brushstroke, creating a sense of motion and life within the bird’s wings.
Wings of Gratitude brings an uplifting presence to any room. It serves as a gentle reminder to lean into appreciation, to notice the small joys, and to keep your heart aligned with what truly matters.
An original artwork by Laura Fox-Wallis
Fine art prints are available upon request. Please email Laura at RootedExpressions@gmail.com.
SHIPPING & ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Due to the size of painting, 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
