Sanne Kuipers painted one large paisley teardrop standing upright, its tail curling into a tight rust spiral at the top. Inside, a blush lotus-like flower opens on a slender stem, surrounded by sprays of sage leaves and mustard and clay petals, each stroke laid down so you can still see the brush. It reads like a folk art flower painting stitched from paint.
The outline is where this paisley wall art really shows its hand. A band of deep teal sits inside a rust border, and that border is feathered in soft, stepped edges, the blurred look of ikat weaving. Everything rests on a warm cream ground with a faint canvas texture.
It suits anyone drawn to cottagecore wall art, grandmillennial wall decor, or arts and crafts style wall art, and anyone who simply wants a hand painted flower canvas with real character. If you have been looking for sage green botanical wall art with a little more warmth, the rust and blush pull it right there.
Hang this canvas wall art above a sofa as large wall art for living room spaces, or use it as floral wall art for bedroom walls above a dresser or headboard. Its tall shape fits narrow walls, hallways, and spots beside a window where a vertical piece looks best.