Pink Floral Wall Art of Striped Vase Coneflowers - Canvas Wall Art

Dante Rivas painted this bunch of pink echinacea the way they actually grow, a little unruly. The petals droop down from domed rust centres, the stems lean in every direction, and the whole bouquet sits in a cylinder vase with hand-drawn black and white stripes that wobble just enough to feel alive. It's pink floral wall art with real texture you can see.

The background is a flat checkered pattern in golden mustard and cream, with paint drips running down its edges, and the table below is a thick slab of burnt orange laid on with a palette knife. Gestural knife and brush strokes sit on top of that patterned ground, so the flowers seem to lift off the wall. It reads as a hand painted flower canvas, loose and confident, with a nod to folk art flower painting.

This piece is for anyone who likes cottagecore wall art with a modern edge, or who is building a grandmillennial wall decor look with pattern, warm color, and a little personality. It pairs well with vintage wood, woven textures, and mismatched ceramics.

Hang it in a reading corner, a dining nook, or as floral wall art for bedroom walls above a dresser. In a bigger size it also works as large wall art for living room spaces, where the mustard and rust tones warm up the room. Printed as canvas wall art, it keeps the feel of the original brushwork.