Original Mixed Media on Wooden Canvas (7.5x10.5)
This piece is a tribute to Hestia, the Greek goddess of the hearth and the original patron of "I’m not coming to that party." Known as the 13th Olympian who famously gave up her seat to Dionysus just to avoid the drama of the other gods, she is the hero every overstimulated soul needs. She didn't want the spotlight; she just wanted the fire to stay lit and the noise to stay down.
The work features a central figure holding a steady flame, framed by detailed wood-burned filigree and finished with a metallic gold acrylic beveled edge.
Details:
Dimensions: 7.5 x 10.5 inches
Medium: Acrylic, pyrography (wood burning), and metallic pigment on natural wood
Impact: 100% of proceeds fund the build-out of Reclamation & Relic: our future sanctuary for those who, like Hestia, just want a safe and quiet space to exist.
Original Mixed Media on Wooden Canvas (7.5x10.5)
This piece is a tribute to Hestia, the Greek goddess of the hearth and the original patron of "I’m not coming to that party." Known as the 13th Olympian who famously gave up her seat to Dionysus just to avoid the drama of the other gods, she is the hero every overstimulated soul needs. She didn't want the spotlight; she just wanted the fire to stay lit and the noise to stay down.
The work features a central figure holding a steady flame, framed by detailed wood-burned filigree and finished with a metallic gold acrylic beveled edge.
Details:
Dimensions: 7.5 x 10.5 inches
Medium: Acrylic, pyrography (wood burning), and metallic pigment on natural wood
Impact: 100% of proceeds fund the build-out of Reclamation & Relic: our future sanctuary for those who, like Hestia, just want a safe and quiet space to exist.
