Sunflower and bee burned on 9” x 7.5” pecan. Crack filled and sealed with turquoise, finished with clear polycrylic.
Happiness and warmth is met with nature’s unity, interconnecting the sunflower’s role in calling out to the bee’s diligence to it’s community.
Bees were seen in Greek culture as messengers of the gods, serving Artemis as keepers of wisdom, dispensers of prophecies, and guardians of sacred spaces.
Because sunflowers follow the path of the sun, they are known for being happy flowers, symbolizing loyalty and adoration for it’s dedication.
Together, they represent harmony in the cycle of life.
Sunflower and bee burned on 9” x 7.5” pecan. Crack filled and sealed with turquoise, finished with clear polycrylic.
Happiness and warmth is met with nature’s unity, interconnecting the sunflower’s role in calling out to the bee’s diligence to it’s community.
Bees were seen in Greek culture as messengers of the gods, serving Artemis as keepers of wisdom, dispensers of prophecies, and guardians of sacred spaces.
Because sunflowers follow the path of the sun, they are known for being happy flowers, symbolizing loyalty and adoration for it’s dedication.
Together, they represent harmony in the cycle of life.
