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Jaguar Woman - Medicine Woman Shamanic Art Print
Jaguar Woman Art Print by Roberta Orpwood
Medicine Woman Collection
Jaguar Woman carries an ancient wisdom, one that holds the scent of earth and distant stars. She is a keeper of the heart’s light, knowing how to tread softly and with awareness along darkened pathways.
At her heart, a jaguar eye emerges, a divine reflection of the shaman’s eye within, where insight, intuition and healing wisdom reside. Jaguar Woman speaks of seeing beyond the surface, trusting what is felt as well as what is seen, and carrying our own light when the path ahead is not yet clear.
Each print is professionally produced using archival pigment-based inks on heavyweight, acid-free textured fine art paper, ensuring exceptional colour depth and longevity.
Details
Signed by the artist
Available in A4 (210 x 297mm) or A3 (420 x 297mm)
Museum-quality archival pigment inks
Heavyweight, acid-free, textured fine art paper
Small white border included for easy mounting and framing
Print only (frame not included)
© Roberta Orpwood
Jaguar Woman Art Print by Roberta Orpwood
Medicine Woman Collection
Jaguar Woman carries an ancient wisdom, one that holds the scent of earth and distant stars. She is a keeper of the heart’s light, knowing how to tread softly and with awareness along darkened pathways.
At her heart, a jaguar eye emerges, a divine reflection of the shaman’s eye within, where insight, intuition and healing wisdom reside. Jaguar Woman speaks of seeing beyond the surface, trusting what is felt as well as what is seen, and carrying our own light when the path ahead is not yet clear.
Each print is professionally produced using archival pigment-based inks on heavyweight, acid-free textured fine art paper, ensuring exceptional colour depth and longevity.
Details
Signed by the artist
Available in A4 (210 x 297mm) or A3 (420 x 297mm)
Museum-quality archival pigment inks
Heavyweight, acid-free, textured fine art paper
Small white border included for easy mounting and framing
Print only (frame not included)
© Roberta Orpwood