Original artwork description:

Decorative amber painting Pear tree (inspired by the painting The Tree of Life Klimt). Symbol of love, motherhood and longevity.

Decorated with precious stones and handmade pears.
Nobody will have this for sure!

The stones give an additional interesting texture and unusually contrast with the golden color of the wood.

*** Natural stones: large agates and amber, cat's eye, chrysoberyl, carnelian, jasper

*** Each pear is encrusted with crystal rhinestones.

The artwork will decorate a living room, kitchen, office.

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The pear is a symbol of love and motherhood. The symbolism originated from the shape of the pear, reminiscent of the beautiful curves of the female body.
The pear is a symbol of longevity in China. The reason for this was the amazing vitality of the pear tree, the average life expectancy of which is about a hundred years.
In ancient Greece, the pear also enjoyed well-deserved respect. Homer called it the food of the gods. The pear tree was dedicated to Hera, the wife of Zeus, the keeper of the hearth. Figurines of the goddess were carved from its wood.
In Christian countries, the feminine form was used by artists as an allegory associated with the foremother Eve.

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About artist:

Irina creates artworks in a decorative style, likes to experiment with materials: mosaics, precious stones, glass, paints, texture, etc.

The artist participated in 23 exhibitions in the USA, Canada, Russia, China and Europe.

In addition, Irina was awarded the diplomas "Best Works of 2016", "Best Works of 2019", a special diploma for creativity (International Association VATIKAM, France, Paris) and has a letter of thanks from the Luxembourg Art Prize.

The artist has publications in the following magazines: Bonart cultural (Spain), BONART Cultural, Girona (Spain), CONTEMPORAIN (France), Woman (Russia), Objectsmag (Rivista online indipendente, Italy), Poramoralarte (Spain), The News God (USA), GlamourBuff (USA).

Irina's artworks are kept in the collections of ArtMuse Contemporary Art Museum (Russia, St. Petersburg) and Art Recycling Museum (Russia, Kaluga), Ecological Museum MUMUKA (Russia, Kaliningrad).

Irina's paintings are in private collections in 28 countries

Materials used:

Mixed media artwork with acrylic paints, gold leaf (gold petal) on a stretched canvas. Decorated with precious stones (large agates and carnelian, amber, variscite, jasper, crystal, pearls, cat's eye), crystal rhinestones and handmade decorative elements.

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