All Life derives from the Buddha, who sits at the root of the Japanese Elm tree.  The bird in the upper left represents a Japanese crane, sacred bird of Japan symbolizing fidelity, good luck, love and long life http://www.arkive.org/japanese-crane/grus-japonensis/

(The bird in this art piece is actually a heron; both herons and cranes are water birds and can look similar to each other yet have many differences. I used this photo of a heron because I couldn't find a magazine photo of the crane http://www.ehow.com/info_8408303_differences-between-cranes-herons.html ).  

 
This art was created with reused photos from magazines, catalogs, and brochures; reused cardboard and other paper products; reused frame from Goodwill Industries; non toxic glue; dried persimmon tree flowers. Woman's face: from catalog of U.N. Postage stamps: http://www.stampland.net/?p=7738 2012 Indigenous People (Series III)



Framed art work.

All photos by mayah(c)2012

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