Black & White Decorated Cow – Ink on hot pressed paper

Name: Black &amp; White Decorated Cow - Ink on hot pressed paper
SKU: 8592
Price: 80.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Watercolour

8.2 x 12.2 (21 x 31 cms) Inches

USD80.00

1 in stock

DESCRIPTION

The fourth and final painting in this black and white ink series features the Indian cow – a symbol of gentleness, nourishment, and quiet abundance.

Rendered in monochrome, the cow’s form is expressed through soft yet intentional line work and subtle tonal variations. The decorative elements are carefully detailed, emerging through contrast and texture rather than colour. This restrained approach highlights the cow’s calm presence and understated strength, inviting reflection and stillness.

As the concluding work in the series, this painting brings the visual narrative to a gentle close. It completes the exploration of tradition, symbolism, and balance, celebrating grace not through grandeur, but through serenity and purpose.

A timeless monochrome artwork for collectors who appreciate cultural storytelling, minimalism, and the quiet power of simplicity.

Series: Black & White – Set of 4.

Artist retains all rights to this artwork for reproduction and prints.

FRAMING / STRETCHING / SHIPPING

Acrylic or oil paintings on canvas are available stretched, ready to hang within Singapore.

Watercolour paintings are not framed for all destinations, including Singapore. The artist can assist you with information regarding framers in Singapore as well as guidance for framing.

All paintings (acrylic, oil and watercolour) will be shipped in a rolled condition in a sturdy dent-resistant mailing tube for all destinations outside Singapore.

Once the order is placed, the painting will be shipped within 5 working days, and the shipment details will be provided by email to you.

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COLOURS

All efforts have been made to photograph this painting and represent it true to life. However, screen resolutions can ultimately affect how we perceive colour on a monitor, laptop, or phone and images sometimes differ depending on monitor settings. It is advised to view any artwork on multiple devices.