Sold today... I'm sending the small boat across the ocean, setting gentle waves into motion...
Field Notes from the Cultural Apothecary
Sold today... I'm sending the small boat across the ocean, setting gentle waves into motion...
Under a crescent moon, a great tree rises - its branches alive with nesting birds and the whisper of wings returning through the night. Behind it glows a red wall, its upper edge adorned with delicate ornament, enclosing a world that breathes like a dream.
Within this hidden garden, blue pathways shimmer like flowing silk, and flowers sparkle in the moonlight, their petals touched by silver. A small stream winds through the scene, carrying reflections of stars and leaves alike.
The Red Garden is a vision of nocturnal harmony - where moonlight, color, and song weave together in stillness, and every branch seems to remember the rhythm of flight.
A mother cow stands beside her calf, her head gently turned toward it in quiet devotion. Her body is adorned with an ornate saddle, patterned like a tapestry of care, and from her back a tree begins to grow - life rising from life. Around them, arabesques unfold in soft, luminous symmetry, echoing the harmony between creature and creation.
The earth itself seems sustained by her presence: the patience of her gaze, the abundance of her milk, the calm rhythm of her being. in Hindu tradition, the cow embodies this sacred freedom - not through power, but through boundless giving, a love so gentle it sustains the world.
Under a sky of stars and a gentle half-moon, a woman stands wrapped in a soft veil of night. Her white hair glows faintly in the darkness, her face serene, as if listening to a silence deeper than words. In her arms she holds a bouquet of flowers - fragile, radiant offerings to the world around her.
The painting is a quiet prayer for harmony. It speaks of peace not as the absence of conflict, but as a luminous presence - the stillness born from compassion and friendship with all living beings.