Fruit Bowl Card

Fruit Bowl Card

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Fruit Bowl Card by Kenya Josiah

- 148mm square card, inside left blank

- Envelope Included

A lovely warming still life illustration by Kenya Josiah.  A perfect all-occasion greeting card. 

Why it's on The Cornrow

We would like to think of ourselves as one of Kenya's "Day Ones" we carry a broad range of her prints and art and love that she is now an artist consistently featured on the London exhibition circuit. We love her traditional naif style with a cool contemporary colour palette. The Cornrow champions art that embraces heritage and this feeling is so clear in her art work. 

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Kenya Josiah

Kenya is a talented figurative artist who employs acrylic paint as her medium of choice. Her work delves into the multifaceted nature of Black womanhood and highlights the beauty in narratives that have often been overlooked by society. Her artwork portrays Black women who serve as reflections of the figures in her community, symbolizing empowerment and self-love. Through her art, Kenya explores the themes of dance, movement, joy, and human connection in everyday life. Drawing inspiration from her Jamaican and Guyanese heritage, her work showcases rich Caribbean colors and is heavily influenced by handwoven textiles, nature, and Brazilian naive art. Each painting she creates is intended as a celebration of culture.

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