Kimono Seasons
This series integrates the subtlety of Eastern lore with the vibrancy of western realism to create stunning and graceful "moments of heart and inner being" through the central symbolic theme of Kimono tapestries.
Haru-No-Hana
Haru-No-Hana
The Japanese word for spring is Haru
Hana means flower.
From the scent of a single orchid comes the dream of a million springs.
Her eyes close gently over the passing of her childhood, and she breathes in
deeply the fragrant blossom of her womanhood and new beginnings.
Medium: watercolor, gouache, and color pencil
Original size: 14" x 28"
Created 1996 and published copyrighted 1997
by Elizabeth Koval Maffeo
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