Description
Painting’s panels dimensions:
40 x 60 cm (120 x 60 cm)
50 x 80 cm (150 x 80 cm)
60 x 90 cm (180 x 90 cm)
Tree of Life IIV – a crown of spirals and rings
Painting on canvas opens a broad tree across three panels, its branches ending not in points but curling into snails and spirals. Small rings sit along them with white, red and blue centres, sown thickly through the whole crown. The ground shifts from brick orange at the edges to a light olive green in the middle.
Technique & Texture
The base is painted wet into wet, so no visible seam is left between the orange and the green. The branches are drawn with a fine brush in dark brown and black, and each spiral is carried through in a single sweep. Every ring is built from three or four hoops laid inside one another, which gives a slight relief.
The Motif
The trunk is covered in dense dots and grows from the lower edge of the middle canvas. The crown spreads across all three fields and thickens towards the top edge. The outer panels carry larger, more widely spaced rings, the middle one the smallest and densest, which pulls the eye inward.
Styling & Placement
The warm earth palette suits walnut and oak, exposed brick and sand-coloured walls. A decorative painting whose order comes from the repetition of the hoops rather than from any story: above a sideboard, in a dining room, or in an office.
- Technique: hand-painted painting on canvas, acrylic, wet-in-wet ground and painted hoops
- Palette: brick orange, olive green, golden yellow, dark brown
- Ideal for: dining rooms, offices, living rooms
- Character: warm, decorative, orderly
Three fields, one crown: take the wall measurement before the format.
The Tree of Life IIV painting: a three-panel spiral tree for dining rooms and offices
The Tree of Life IIV painting is split across three equal upright canvases hung side by side in a row, with their top and bottom edges aligned. The sizes in the menu are the total size of the whole spiral-tree set, all three panels together, width first. At 85 x 40 cm each panel is about 28 cm wide and 40 cm tall; at 120 x 60 cm, 40 cm wide and 60 cm tall; at 150 x 80 cm, 50 cm wide and 80 cm tall; at 180 x 90 cm, 60 cm wide and 90 cm tall; at 205 x 95 cm, about 68 cm wide and 95 cm tall; at 225 x 105 cm, 75 cm wide and 105 cm tall; at 245 x 115 cm, about 82 cm wide and 115 cm tall; at 260 x 120 cm, about 87 cm wide and 120 cm tall; at 275 x 130 cm, about 92 cm wide and 130 cm tall; at 290 x 135 cm, about 97 cm wide and 135 cm tall.
As a rule of thumb, choose a set about two thirds as wide as the furniture below it. On a narrow wall, in a hallway or above a desk or chest of drawers, choose 85 x 40 cm. Above a 180 cm sideboard, choose 120 x 60 cm; above a 225 cm sofa, 150 x 80 cm; and above a 270 cm dining table, 180 x 90 cm. The sets from 260 x 120 cm upwards need a long living-room wall, an open-plan space or a high staircase wall.
The first photograph shows the three orange-edged canvases leaning against a white wall, and the second photograph shows the same set from an angle. Each orange-edged canvas arrives stretched on its own wooden stretcher, included in the price, ready to hang. Hang them with equal gaps, starting with the middle canvas and its dotted trunk. Delivery takes 15–45 days. The spirals, the rings and the dotted trunk are hand-painted, so the painting is not a print.
Questions about the Tree of Life IIV painting
Which size of the Tree of Life IIV painting fits above a sideboard?
Above a 180 cm sideboard, choose the three spiral-tree canvases in 120 x 60 cm, and above a 225 cm sofa, choose 150 x 80 cm.
Does the Tree of Life IIV painting arrive ready to hang?
Yes, all three orange-edged canvases arrive stretched on wooden stretchers; the spiral tree has no frame and hangs as it is.
Can I order the Tree of Life IIV painting in another size?
Yes, we paint the tree of spirals and rings as a painting made to order to your measurements.
Is the Tree of Life IIV painting a print?
No, the spirals, the rings with white, red and blue centres and the dotted trunk are painted by hand on all three canvases, so it is not a print.
