Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.
Signed certificate of authenticity.
 
“Be gentle with yourself, learn to love yourself, to forgive yourself, for only as we have the right attitude toward ourselves can we have the right attitude toward others.” — Wilferd Peterson
In this stunning original painting by Priya Gore - “Eternal Romance”, a majestic hyacinth macaw is depicted in a moment of self-preening. This visual scene is a powerful metaphor for self-care and self-love.
Self-care requires courage to be unapologetic in making the right choices for becoming the better version of yourself. Often, the philosophy of self-love is misconstrued as being selfish, but this painting beautifully refutes that notion.
“To say ’I love you,’ one must first know how to say the ’I’.” - Ayn Rand
Small acts of self love everyday ensure a healthy, balanced life and creates positive ripple effects in one's surroundings. It can be as simple as taking a nap when needed or enjoying the act of brushing one’s hair, much like the macaw enjoys its preening. These moments of self-care, often small and personal, are essential for respecting and standing up for oneself.
“To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance.” — Oscar Wilde
This painting will enhance the beauty and elegance of your home and wall no matter where you decide to hang it :)
This piece is unique in the truest sense from a contemporary art collector perspective with the usage of the best material possible.
The best quality cotton canvas available in Australia has been used which is Wright and co. polycotton 400GSM gallery canvas. The highest quality acrylic paints available in Australia and internationally are used which are Golden Acrylic paints.
This painting is varnished in satin finish for the best possible look and protection to be able to pass down to generations.

D ring and sturdy picture wire is attached at the back for hanging.
Certificate of Authenticity is included with artwork signed on the back.
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Priya's paintings have 100% retention record. Priya's paintings have never been returned by a collector and most of her collectors are repeat collectors.