About this Product
A honeybee rests lightly on a lavender bloom, caught in a quiet moment before it begins to gather nectar. It’s a small scene, but full of calm and focus.
The background is soft and warm, with blurred greens and purples that create a peaceful sense of depth. I painted this with a mix of fine detail and loose brushwork to keep it feeling alive and natural.
This original piece is 4x4 inches, painted in acrylic on a cradled hardboard panel with finished edges. It’s ready to hang right out of the box—no frame necessary.
Honeybee on Lavender
4x4 inches
Acrylic on hardboard
Did you know? A single hive of honeybees can produce up to 60 pounds of honey in a single season, depending on the availability of nectar and pollen!
Lily and Figs
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I don't accept returns unless the item is defective or the wrong item is sent, but I hope you will contact me if you are not completely satisfied. I would like to see what I can do to resolve the issue and feedback is always helpful. :)
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