DAHLIA Journals

DAHLIA is the sixth painting in the Mother Earth series about our relationship with the Earth. Dahlias symbolize creativity, change, and dignity. The hummingbird is a symbol of tenacity and endurance. Because hummingbirds move their wings in the pattern of an infinity symbol, they are also a symbol of eternity and continuity. Bats are included because they are very social creatures, attentive mothers, and symbolize rebirth and death. The intertwining Coral and Scarlet King snakes, one venomous, one harmless, represent the many paradoxes in nature; her strength and vulnerability.

The first page of each journal contains a symbolic image from nature from the painting accompanied by inspirational words. The back of the journal has a description of the artwork on the cover. These hand-bound journals have 48 pages, are 7.5x10 inches, have a velvet ultra matt cover with 70 lb creamy white acid-free paper inside. You can choose plain, rules, graph, or bullet paper. Made from responsibly forested trees in Canada. 

5% of your purchase goes to The Nature Conservancy, working to create a world where people and nature can thrive!