The Meaning of Life: 8x10 Lime Framed Art
"It is so plain and so obvious and so simple." Alan Watts had a way of cutting through the noise, reminding us that the meaning of life isn’t something to be chased, grasped, or achieved—it’s simply to be alive. Yet, as he observed, so many rush around in a great panic, as if life were a puzzle to solve rather than an experience to embrace.
This framed artwork, created by Monica Bond, captures the essence of Watts' wisdom through a meticulous process that blends precision and craftsmanship. First, the design is plotted with fine-line precision, forming intricate waves that symbolize the natural flow of existence. Then, every detail is re-inked by hand, ensuring no two pieces are ever exactly alike. A single pearl-like accent within the Om symbol adds depth, reminding us to return to the present—to the simplicity of being.
This 8x10 print is elegantly framed in an 11x14 frame with a mat, making it a striking and contemplative centerpiece. Every aspect of its creation is intentional, reflecting the very message it carries: stop chasing, start living. Each piece is framed in a high-quality solid wood frame with real glass, ensuring durability and a beautifully polished presentation.
The last image is an example of an 8×10 piece of art in an 11 × 14 frame, just like the piece in this listing.
"It is so plain and so obvious and so simple." Alan Watts had a way of cutting through the noise, reminding us that the meaning of life isn’t something to be chased, grasped, or achieved—it’s simply to be alive. Yet, as he observed, so many rush around in a great panic, as if life were a puzzle to solve rather than an experience to embrace.
This framed artwork, created by Monica Bond, captures the essence of Watts' wisdom through a meticulous process that blends precision and craftsmanship. First, the design is plotted with fine-line precision, forming intricate waves that symbolize the natural flow of existence. Then, every detail is re-inked by hand, ensuring no two pieces are ever exactly alike. A single pearl-like accent within the Om symbol adds depth, reminding us to return to the present—to the simplicity of being.
This 8x10 print is elegantly framed in an 11x14 frame with a mat, making it a striking and contemplative centerpiece. Every aspect of its creation is intentional, reflecting the very message it carries: stop chasing, start living. Each piece is framed in a high-quality solid wood frame with real glass, ensuring durability and a beautifully polished presentation.
The last image is an example of an 8×10 piece of art in an 11 × 14 frame, just like the piece in this listing.
"It is so plain and so obvious and so simple." Alan Watts had a way of cutting through the noise, reminding us that the meaning of life isn’t something to be chased, grasped, or achieved—it’s simply to be alive. Yet, as he observed, so many rush around in a great panic, as if life were a puzzle to solve rather than an experience to embrace.
This framed artwork, created by Monica Bond, captures the essence of Watts' wisdom through a meticulous process that blends precision and craftsmanship. First, the design is plotted with fine-line precision, forming intricate waves that symbolize the natural flow of existence. Then, every detail is re-inked by hand, ensuring no two pieces are ever exactly alike. A single pearl-like accent within the Om symbol adds depth, reminding us to return to the present—to the simplicity of being.
This 8x10 print is elegantly framed in an 11x14 frame with a mat, making it a striking and contemplative centerpiece. Every aspect of its creation is intentional, reflecting the very message it carries: stop chasing, start living. Each piece is framed in a high-quality solid wood frame with real glass, ensuring durability and a beautifully polished presentation.
The last image is an example of an 8×10 piece of art in an 11 × 14 frame, just like the piece in this listing.
