This stretched matte canvas brings a luminous water-lily scene to your wall with painterly texture and vivid color. Soft pastels and saturated jewel tones blend into rippling reflections, creating a calm, dreamlike atmosphere that reads like a quiet, meditative moment by the water. This special story behind this piece is that it was commissioned to serve as the cover art for the 2025 United States Report on Human Trafficking authored and produced by the US Survivor Council. Owning a print of this piece is like having a piece of history hanging in your home.
The canvas is stretched on a slim 1.25" pine profile and arrives ready to hang — the rubber dots on the back protect your wall and keep the piece perfectly positioned. Printed with low-impact latex inks and Greenguard Gold-certified pigments on a cotton-poly blend, it pairs handcrafted warmth with durable, archival printing. Choose from multiple orientations and sizes to sit above a bedside table, anchor a reading nook, or add a hopeful pop of color to a living room gallery wall.
Product features
- Matte stretched canvas on 1.25" radial pine frame
- Printed with non-toxic latex inks and UL Greenguard Gold pigments
- Soft rubber dots on back to protect wall and prevent slipping
- Sustainably sourced pine inner frame from FSC-certified forests
- Available in multiple sizes and orientations; arrives with back hanging hardware
Care instructions
- If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.
