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Overview An expressive fine art composition featuring stylized crows perching amidst vibrant green bamboo stalks. Created by Santa Fe-based artist Ariela Boronat, this piece bridges Southwestern modernism with graphic folk art sensibilities. Presented in a clean black wooden frame with dark matting, it offers a striking visual accent ideal for Japandi, Boho, Modern Organic, or Eclectic Gallery Wall interiors.
Cultural & Artistic Background Originating from the Santa Fe, New Mexico art tradition, artist Ariela Boronat draws upon Latin American Decorative Art sensibilities and natural imagery. Crows and ravens frequently serve as symbols of intelligence, transformation, and adaptability across global folklore. In this work, the graphic contrast between the deep black plumage with subtle reddish highlights and the lush emerald bamboo creates a rhythmic, calming cadence. Printed using fine art archival pigments on acid-free media, this limited-edition giclée print is hand-numbered 4 of 50 and bears the artist's signature. Includes an official Certificate of Authenticity mounted on the reverse.
Condition & Surface Character • Excellent print condition with crisp pigment clarity and rich contrast. • Solid wooden frame exhibiting minor, light surface wear along the outer edges consistent with gentle display. • Includes pre-attached hanging wire and mounting hardware on the back for immediate installation.
