mother jewelry

The silhouette of a Nigerian Fulani woman balances a gourd filled with milk atop her head, with a child strapped to her back in this folk art painting. Atop her head rests an artistically-portrayed calabash gourd filled with milk. Ghanaian artist Emmanuel Yeboah creates this fantastic composition using oil paint on tri-colored batik calico cloth. The painting arrives with a ceiba wood frame.

"Nature is something simple and will always give love to anyone on this earth," says Aldi while painting this expressionist composition in honor of Mother Nature's spirit. Acrylic brushstrokes reunite on canvas, depicting a forest under the warm light of an evening, with the view of a Javanese city in the background as a symbol of human progress.

The artwork arrives signed and unstretched.

Created in the traditional style of Mithila, this delightful Madhubani painting celebrates the harmony of all nature. Devendra Kumar Jha depicts two mother elephants, each with a baby growing in her tummy. The pachyderms are ornate and cheerful amid foliage and flowers. The artist uses vegetable dyes on handmade paper.

As each painting is an individual creation, each is unique. Colors and motifs may vary slightly from that pictured.

A warm breeze ripples red poinciana blossoms in an ambience of cool green. Seated beneath the tree, a mother blissfully embraces her young daughter. The father, smiling, serenades his family with the music of a rebab as Ida Ratna Ningrum paints an exquisite commentary on family ties. "This is an image of a happy family that shows a love of nature, with clean air and away from the busy city," the Javanese artist says.

Created in the traditional style of Mithila, this delightful Madhubani painting celebrates the harmony of all nature. Devendra Kumar Jha depicts a mother elephant with a baby growing in her tummy. The pachyderms are quite detailed and ornate, while the rest of the composition is filled with colorful flowers. The artist uses vegetable dyes on handmade paper.

As each painting is an individual creation, each is unique. Colors and motifs may vary slightly from that pictured.

Juan Diego falls to his knees in reverent awe as the Virgin of Guadalupe appears. Speaking softly, she calls to him lovingly, like a mother. Symbolically, artifacts of the Aztec Empire lay scattered at her feet. Fernando Sayan Polo recreates the moment in 1531 when Guadalupe first appeared in Mexico and, as proof of her visit, caused roses to bloom at the site. Because church leaders did not believe Juan Diego had seen her, she instructed him to gather a bouquet in his cloak, or tilma, and take them back with him. When the bishops opened the cloak, the Virgin's portrait appeared. The original tilma is on display in her Basilica in Mexico City.

Titled "Virgen de Guadalupe" in Spanish.