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An original 9×12 watercolor, January 2026.
Referencing the visual language of African headwrap traditions, this portrait bridges past and present. Layered vibrant color and form speak to identity as something both rooted and evolving—held in history, but defined in the now.
Options:
Mounted Wood Panel (Wax-Coated) — Ready to Display
Your original painting is professionally mounted to a 1.5 inch solid wood panel and sealed with a protective wax finish. This option arrives ready to display—no framing required—while enhancing the richness, texture, and depth of the watercolor.
A collector-preferred option for its ease, durability, and elevated presentation.
Unframed Original (Paper) — Requires Framing
This original watercolor is sold unframed on archival paper. To preserve its quality, it should be framed behind glass with a mat to protect against moisture, light, and handling.
A flexible option for those who prefer to choose their own custom framing.
An original 9×12 watercolor, January 2026.
Referencing the visual language of African headwrap traditions, this portrait bridges past and present. Layered vibrant color and form speak to identity as something both rooted and evolving—held in history, but defined in the now.
Options:
Mounted Wood Panel (Wax-Coated) — Ready to Display
Your original painting is professionally mounted to a 1.5 inch solid wood panel and sealed with a protective wax finish. This option arrives ready to display—no framing required—while enhancing the richness, texture, and depth of the watercolor.
A collector-preferred option for its ease, durability, and elevated presentation.
Unframed Original (Paper) — Requires Framing
This original watercolor is sold unframed on archival paper. To preserve its quality, it should be framed behind glass with a mat to protect against moisture, light, and handling.
A flexible option for those who prefer to choose their own custom framing.
