Elu & Tadita (Beautiful one who Runs.) This Incredibly vibrant Print is now Available, a truly unique piece.

In Native American cultures, horses meant power, wealth and survival. To paint a horse for battle or for a buffalo hunt was a sacred act, believed to enhance power for both horse and rider—spiritually and physically. It was serious business and could mean life or death.

Although the symbolism of war horse painting was not monolithic across native cultures, there were some prevalent themes. The most common link was the belief of kinship with nature, the earth and all its animals, and the conviction that nature imparted a vital power in the paints themselves and the symbols too, brought power to horse and rider.

This Satin Canvas is a thick 350 gsm 2x1 19 mil, Ph-neutral, poly-cotton canvas that's perfect for photo or art reproduction. Combined with OEM archival water-based inks and the satin surface, this canvas will yield the maximum color saturation, contrast and longevity available today.

Advantages:
High-saturation
High-contrast
Deep blacks
Archival
No cracks