Downloadable Self Print - Ofrenda De Oro by Erick De Silva
Download File Size: 2962 x3989 pixels 7MB jpg. Download orders limited to one hundred total.
Ofrenda de Oro (Translation: Offering of Gold) is an original Day of the Dead watercolor and gold leaf painting by artist Erick de Silva. It is a piece with several indigenous symbolic references including the skeleton, turquoise, marigolds, gold, and the pineapple. These are all elements associated with the afterword in the Mexican culture. In particular, Oaxaqueños feel a deep connection and honor the spirits of the dead each year with offerings of food, drink, and money during Dia de Los Muertos.
Artist: Erick De Silva (please see our Gallery section for artist info)
Artwork will print with white border and artist signature.
Please note that an email address where you will receive the artwork link is required at checkout. The link will expire 24 hours after opening it.
Download File Size: 2962 x3989 pixels 7MB jpg. Download orders limited to one hundred total.
Ofrenda de Oro (Translation: Offering of Gold) is an original Day of the Dead watercolor and gold leaf painting by artist Erick de Silva. It is a piece with several indigenous symbolic references including the skeleton, turquoise, marigolds, gold, and the pineapple. These are all elements associated with the afterword in the Mexican culture. In particular, Oaxaqueños feel a deep connection and honor the spirits of the dead each year with offerings of food, drink, and money during Dia de Los Muertos.
Artist: Erick De Silva (please see our Gallery section for artist info)
Artwork will print with white border and artist signature.
Please note that an email address where you will receive the artwork link is required at checkout. The link will expire 24 hours after opening it.
Download File Size: 2962 x3989 pixels 7MB jpg. Download orders limited to one hundred total.
Ofrenda de Oro (Translation: Offering of Gold) is an original Day of the Dead watercolor and gold leaf painting by artist Erick de Silva. It is a piece with several indigenous symbolic references including the skeleton, turquoise, marigolds, gold, and the pineapple. These are all elements associated with the afterword in the Mexican culture. In particular, Oaxaqueños feel a deep connection and honor the spirits of the dead each year with offerings of food, drink, and money during Dia de Los Muertos.
Artist: Erick De Silva (please see our Gallery section for artist info)
Artwork will print with white border and artist signature.
Please note that an email address where you will receive the artwork link is required at checkout. The link will expire 24 hours after opening it.
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