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Plants in a Portal, Roses

SKU PNAPARTORGROSES
Price

$1,618.00

"Roses," by Ken Kammal, is a 20" x 16" acrylic painting that radiates the layered emotional power and timeless beauty of one of the world’s most iconic blooms. Symbolizing love, mystery, and transformation, the rose in this work transcends cliché to evoke a deeper, soulful resonance—an invitation to contemplate the cycles of affection, pain, and renewal. Completed in 2024, this painting belongs to the Plants in a Portal collection, where each plant form becomes a symbol of sacred passage.

 

Framed in a 3-inch wide gold-painted wooden frame with a raised, rounded top edge, this solid wood frame—gesso-coated for a smooth finish—complements the piece with classic elegance. The overall effect is one of intimacy and reverence, evoking both personal memory and archetypal emotion.

 

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Care Instructions

1. Display Placement:

  • Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading or discoloration.

  • Keep away from high humidity areas (e.g., bathrooms) to avoid warping or mold.

  • Do not hang above heat sources like radiators or fireplaces.

2. Cleaning:

  • Dust the surface gently using a soft, dry microfiber cloth.

  • Do not use water, sprays, or cleaning agents on the painting or frame.

  • If framed with glass, clean only the glass surface carefully with glass cleaner sprayed onto a cloth (never directly on the frame).

3. Framing Care:

  • The gold-painted wooden frame with gesso coating is delicate; handle with clean hands or gloves.

  • Use a soft cloth to gently wipe the frame. Avoid abrasive materials that may damage the finish.

4. Handling:

  • Always lift artwork with both hands, holding the sides of the frame—not the top.

  • Avoid touching the painted surface directly.

5. Storage:

  • Store in a climate-controlled, dry space.

  • If unframed or in transport, wrap in acid-free paper and bubble wrap, then place in a sturdy box or crate.

6. Professional Maintenance:

  • For deep cleaning or restoration, consult a professional art conservator.

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