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Senses Myths – The Purple Flower

Steit — Sun, 05 Jan 2025 23:22:35 +0000

This artwork is part of the Senses Myth Series that depicts myths from round the world with similar symbolism and combines them with one of the 6 senses.

The Purple Flower – Taste&Savour

In Native American cultures, the purple flower symbolises healing, transformation, and spiritual wisdom. The legend often involves a hero who embarks on a journey to find a rare purple flower to cure a great illness or restore balance to the land.
The purple lotus is a sacred symbol in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. In Buddhism, it represents mystical spiritual awakening and enlightenment. The color purple emphasizes the transcendence of the material world and the pursuit of spiritual wisdom.
In Greek mythology, when Adonis dies, the goddess Aphrodite mourns him, and his blood is said to mix with nectar to create purple flowers (often associated with anemones). The purple flowers symbolise love, loss, and the transformation of grief into beauty.

Original artwork specifications

Canvas on board
Professional Talens Amsterdam Acrylic paint
3D printed PLA+ text element
30 x 30 x 2.5 cm
Unique artwork

Canvas Print specifications

Square 30x30cm or 60x60cm canvas
Printed with non-hazardous, non-toxic, non-flammable latex inks
Cotton and polyester composite canvas
Frame from renewable forests

Canvas may have a slight size deviation up to 3mm

See Print specifications and Licensing for more information.

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Senses Myths – The Orange Tree

Steit — Sun, 05 Jan 2025 23:21:59 +0000

This artwork is part of the Senses Myth Series that depicts myths from round the world with similar symbolism and combines them with one of the 6 senses.

The Orange Tree – Hear&Listen

In Greek mythology, the orange tree is linked to the goddess Hesperides, whose garden contains trees bearing golden apples (often depicted as orange). The fruit is a symbol of eternal life, abundance, and the rewards of heroic deeds.
In Andalusian folklore, orange trees are associated with love and fidelity. A legend tells of a Moorish prince who planted orange trees for his beloved, with the fruit symbolising the sweetness and vibrancy of their love. The orange fruit became a symbol of romance and enduring affection.

Original artwork specifications

Canvas on board
Professional Talens Amsterdam Acrylic paint
3D printed PLA+ text element
30 x 30 x 2.5 cm
Unique artwork

Canvas Print specifications

Square 30x30cm or 60x60cm canvas
Printed with non-hazardous, non-toxic, non-flammable latex inks
Cotton and polyester composite canvas
Frame from renewable forests

Canvas may have a slight size deviation up to 3mm

See Print specifications and Licensing for more information.

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Senses Myths – The Green Dragon

Steit — Sun, 05 Jan 2025 23:21:28 +0000

This artwork is part of the Senses Myth Series that depicts myths from round the world with similar symbolism and combines them with one of the 6 senses.

The Green Dragon – Taste&Savour

In Chinese culture, the green dragon symbolises life, spring, and vitality. Dragons in Chinese mythology are powerful symbols of good fortune and are often associated with water, rain, and agricultural fertility, which are essential for life and growth
In Slavic folklore, there is a dragon associated with the Green Mountain, a mythical place that represents fertility and abundance. The green dragon is said to be a guardian of this sacred mountain, ensuring that the natural resources and bounty of the land are protected. The green dragon here represents nature’s power, guarding life and ensuring that the earth’s cycles of growth and harvest continue.
In Celtic legends, a green dragon appears as a guardian of sacred lands or treasure. The green color in these stories often represents nature, fertility, and the ancient powers of the earth.

Original artwork specifications

Canvas on board
Professional Talens Amsterdam Acrylic paint
3D printed PLA+ text element
30 x 30 x 2.5 cm
Unique artwork

Canvas Print specifications

Square 30x30cm or 60x60cm canvas
Printed with non-hazardous, non-toxic, non-flammable latex inks
Cotton and polyester composite canvas
Frame from renewable forests

Canvas may have a slight size deviation up to 3mm

See Print specifications and Licensing for more information.

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Senses Myths – The Purple Sky

Steit — Sun, 05 Jan 2025 23:21:08 +0000

This artwork is part of the Senses Myth Series that depicts myths from round the world with similar symbolism and combines them with one of the 6 senses.

The Purple Sky – Touch&Feel

The Morrígan, the Celtic goddess of war and fate, is associated with a purple sky that appears before a great battle. The color represents the blending of blood (red) and shadow (blue), symbolising violence, prophecy, and transformation.
The Purple Skies of Maui’s Lasso In Polynesian mythology, when Maui lassos the sun to slow its passage across the sky, the horizon is described as glowing with shades of purple and gold. The purple symbolises the blending of day and night, marking a moment of divine intervention and cosmic transformation.

Original artwork specifications

Canvas on board
Professional Talens Amsterdam Acrylic paint
3D printed PLA+ text element
30 x 30 x 2.5 cm
Unique artwork

Canvas Print specifications

Square 30x30cm or 60x60cm canvas
Printed with non-hazardous, non-toxic, non-flammable latex inks
Cotton and polyester composite canvas
Frame from renewable forests

Canvas may have a slight size deviation up to 3mm

See Print specifications and Licensing for more information.

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Senses Myths – The Orange Stone

Steit — Sun, 05 Jan 2025 23:20:00 +0000

This artwork is part of the Senses Myth Series that depicts myths from round the world with similar symbolism and combines them with one of the 6 senses.

The Orange Stone – Touch&Feel

In Native American legends, an orange stone is believed to hold mystical powers. Often referred to as the “stone of the sun,” it is thought to bring warmth, healing, and energy to those who possess it. The color orange is linked with the sun and its life-giving properties.
Bright Orange garnets in Arabic folklore were called “carbuncle stones” and were believed to be fragments of the sun that fell to the earth. These stones were said to protect travellers from the dangers of the desert and symbolise resilience and hope.
in ancient Egypt the Carnelian stone, a bright orange or reddish, was highly valued. It was believed to provide protection and vitality in the afterlife. Carnelian was associated with the goddess Isis, who used its energy to guide souls safely through the underworld.

Original artwork specifications

Canvas on board
Professional Talens Amsterdam Acrylic paint
3D printed PLA+ text element
30 x 30 x 2.5 cm
Unique artwork

Canvas Print specifications

Square 30x30cm or 60x60cm canvas
Printed with non-hazardous, non-toxic, non-flammable latex inks
Cotton and polyester composite canvas
Frame from renewable forests

Canvas may have a slight size deviation up to 3mm

See Print specifications and Licensing for more information.

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Senses Myths – The Green Tree

Steit — Sun, 05 Jan 2025 23:19:16 +0000

This artwork is part of the Senses Myth Series that depicts myths from round the world with similar symbolism and combines them with one of the 6 senses.

The Green Tree – Touch&Feel

Yggdrasil, the immense tree connecting the nine realms, is depicted as eternally green. Its verdant branches symbolise life, growth, and the interconnectedness of all existence in Norse cosmology.
In Japanese mythology, the green willow tree is associated with fertility and the divine. The green willow is a symbol of growth, renewal, and the cyclical nature of life.
Across various cultures, there exists a version of the “Tree of Life,” commonly portrayed as a lush, green tree symbolising the interconnectedness of all living beings. In Mesopotamian mythology, the Tree of Life was a sacred entity to the gods, believed to possess the ability to grant immortality

Original artwork specifications

Canvas on board
Professional Talens Amsterdam Acrylic paint
3D printed PLA+ text element
30 x 30 x 2.5 cm
Unique artwork

Canvas Print specifications

Square 30x30cm or 60x60cm canvas
Printed with non-hazardous, non-toxic, non-flammable latex inks
Cotton and polyester composite canvas
Frame from renewable forests

Canvas may have a slight size deviation up to 3mm

See Print specifications and Licensing for more information.

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Senses Myths – The Purple Smoke

Steit — Sun, 05 Jan 2025 23:18:37 +0000

This artwork is part of the Senses Myth Series that depicts myths from round the world with similar symbolism and combines them with one of the 6 senses.

The Purple Smoke – Smell&Scent

In Middle Eastern folklore, djinn are often described as emerging from purple smoke. This mystical color represents their connection to the unseen realms, magic, and their dual nature as both protectors and tricksters.
The Slavic goddess Morana of winter and death, is linked to visions of eerie smoke rising from the fields during her arrival. A purple smoke symbolises her dual nature of death and renewal, representing both decay and the eventual return of spring.

Original artwork specifications

Canvas on board
Professional Talens Amsterdam Acrylic paint
3D printed PLA+ text element
30 x 30 x 2.5 cm
Unique artwork

Canvas Print specifications

Square 30x30cm or 60x60cm canvas
Printed with non-hazardous, non-toxic, non-flammable latex inks
Cotton and polyester composite canvas
Frame from renewable forests

Canvas may have a slight size deviation up to 3mm

See Print specifications and Licensing for more information.

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Senses Myths – The Orange Phoenix

Steit — Sun, 05 Jan 2025 23:18:10 +0000

This artwork is part of the Senses Myth Series that depicts myths from round the world with similar symbolism and combines them with one of the 6 senses.

The Orange Phoenix – Smell&Scent

The mythical phoenix, found in myths from Greek, Egyptian, and Chinese cultures, is reborn from its ashes surrounded by fiery orange and gold flames. The orange hues of the phoenix’s flames symbolise transformation, renewal, and the cycle of life and death.
The Firebird is a mythical creature from Slavic folklore, often depicted with radiant orange and gold feathers. Its fiery orange glow represents light, hope, and the pursuit of a transformative quest, as its capture often leads to trials and rewards.

Original artwork specifications

Canvas on board
Professional Talens Amsterdam Acrylic paint
3D printed PLA+ text element
30 x 30 x 2.5 cm
Unique artwork

Canvas Print specifications

Square 30x30cm or 60x60cm canvas
Printed with non-hazardous, non-toxic, non-flammable latex inks
Cotton and polyester composite canvas
Frame from renewable forests

Canvas may have a slight size deviation up to 3mm

See Print specifications and Licensing for more information.

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Senses Myths – The Green Man

Steit — Sun, 05 Jan 2025 23:17:26 +0000

This artwork is part of the Senses Myth Series that depicts myths from round the world with similar symbolism and combines them with one of the 6 senses.

The Green Man – Smell&Scent

The Green Man is a figure found in Celtic and European folklore, often depicted as a face made of leaves and branches. He symbolises nature, growth, renewal, and the cyclical seasons, representing the life force of plants and the Earth.
In Mediterranean cultures, the Green Man is often connected with the goddess of fertility and agriculture. This version of the Green Man is linked to the cycle of planting and harvesting. During the spring and summer months, the Green Man flourishes as the earth becomes fertile, and crops begin to grow.

Original artwork specifications

Canvas on board
Professional Talens Amsterdam Acrylic paint
3D printed PLA+ text element
30 x 30 x 2.5 cm
Unique artwork

Canvas Print specifications

Square 30x30cm or 60x60cm canvas
Printed with non-hazardous, non-toxic, non-flammable latex inks
Cotton and polyester composite canvas
Frame from renewable forests

Canvas may have a slight size deviation up to 3mm

See Print specifications and Licensing for more information.

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Senses Myths – The Purple Bird

Steit — Sun, 05 Jan 2025 23:16:42 +0000

This artwork is part of the Senses Myth Series that depicts myths from round the world with similar symbolism and combines them with one of the 6 senses.

The Purple Bird – Look&See

The Purple Peacock, in Hinduism, the peacock is associated with the god Kartikeya, the god of war, who rides the bird. The peacock’s feathers represent beauty, grace, and divine power. The purple hues of the peacock are seen as a manifestation of spiritual and earthly energy.
The Purple Feathers of the Thunderbird, In Native American traditions, the Thunderbird, a powerful spiritual being, is described with purple feathers. The purple color signifies its connection to storms, the sky, and the divine. It represents strength, mystery, and the balance between destruction and life-giving rain.

Original artwork specifications

Canvas on board
Professional Talens Amsterdam Acrylic paint
3D printed PLA+ text element
30 x 30 x 2.5 cm
Unique artwork