In Oaxaca, a woman carries flowers to the market.
Flowers have been essential in Mexico since ancient times.
The symbolic meaning of flowers was prominent in
ancient Mesoamerican thought and ideology. Flowers can
represent anything from beauty and creation to death and
destruction.
The ancient Maya were known for their love of flowers.
Their decorative use remains memorialized on ceramics
depicting the headdresses and thrones of Maya rulers.
Concubines of great nobles paraded about the streets
wearing garlands of flowers. Lords relaxed, surrounded
by flowers.
The Aztecs believed their ancestors needed the scent of a
flower to find their way back to them. Even now, the Day of
the Dead (Dia De Los Muertos), is a holiday that reunites the
living and the dead. During the Day of the Dead, the creation
of altars containing flowers and their fragrance continues
as a family ceremony, inviting their departed loved ones to
visit.
AVAILABLE SIZES:
18 x 24 inches (45.72 x 60.96 cm)
24 x 32 inches (60.96 x  81.28 cm)
30 x 40 inches (76.2   x  101.6 cm)
Lisa Kristine Limited Edition Fine Artworks are the perfect way to embrace our world and enhance our surroundings. Lisa Kristine’s Limited Edition Photographs are signed and numbered by the artist. Each artwork can be a stand-alone piece showcased in a home setting or curated in combinations with other pieces that are harmoniously compelling.
SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT LISA KRISTINE’S ARTWORKS OR PLACEMENT OF ARTWORKS IN YOUR COLLECTION, WE ARE HERE TO HELP. WE CAN TALK BY PHONE OR ARRANGE A VIRTUAL APPOINTMENT:
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Art Specificiations
Should you have any questions about Lisa Kristine's Artworks or placement of Artworks in your room or home, we are here to help. We can Talk by phone or virtual appointment:
+1 (415) 827-4441 | [email protected]
