Steam-set, French silk dye on 100% Habotai silk
22" x 18” silk mounted on 24” x 20” x 2” gessoed canvas framed in a solid wooden frame finished in a rich walnut stain.
Winged Echoes is a vibrant silk painting that captures the transformative spirit of a mimic butterfly, also known as a red spotted purple, rising in flight above two gently crossed hands. The hands mirror the shape of the butterfly’s open wings, creating a powerful visual echo that speaks to reflection, connection, and the shared rhythm between human experience and the natural world.
The background glows with bold jewel tones that move freely across the silk, adding energy and movement to the composition. This flowing atmosphere enhances the sense of ascent, making the butterfly appear as if it is emerging from a moment of quiet intention.
Spiritually, butterflies represent growth, renewal, and the soul’s ability to rise beyond what once held it still. The title Winged Echoes reflects this symbolism, suggesting the way our inner transformations often mirror the cycles of nature. The upward movement of the butterfly becomes a reminder that every choice, memory, or moment of healing sends ripples through the life we build.
Hand painted on silk, this artwork offers both beauty and depth, making it a meaningful addition to any home, studio, or meditation space. Winged Echoes invites viewers to reflect on personal evolution, the echoes of past experiences, and the uplifting power of embracing change.
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 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
22" x 18” silk mounted on 24” x 20” x 2” gessoed canvas framed in a solid wooden frame finished in a rich walnut stain.
Winged Echoes is a vibrant silk painting that captures the transformative spirit of a mimic butterfly, also known as a red spotted purple, rising in flight above two gently crossed hands. The hands mirror the shape of the butterfly’s open wings, creating a powerful visual echo that speaks to reflection, connection, and the shared rhythm between human experience and the natural world.
The background glows with bold jewel tones that move freely across the silk, adding energy and movement to the composition. This flowing atmosphere enhances the sense of ascent, making the butterfly appear as if it is emerging from a moment of quiet intention.
Spiritually, butterflies represent growth, renewal, and the soul’s ability to rise beyond what once held it still. The title Winged Echoes reflects this symbolism, suggesting the way our inner transformations often mirror the cycles of nature. The upward movement of the butterfly becomes a reminder that every choice, memory, or moment of healing sends ripples through the life we build.
Hand painted on silk, this artwork offers both beauty and depth, making it a meaningful addition to any home, studio, or meditation space. Winged Echoes invites viewers to reflect on personal evolution, the echoes of past experiences, and the uplifting power of embracing change.
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 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
