Water is Life Print
PRT-WATR-1218
Celebrate the sacred flow of nature with the Water is Life print. This vibrant 12×18″ archival fine art piece honors water as the lifeblood of Mother Earth—a source of healing, balance, and connection. With its fluid Woodland style lines and powerful color palette, this print serves as a beautiful reminder of our responsibility to protect…
The Teaching: Nibi Bimaadiziwin (Water is Life)
In Indigenous teachings, water is not just a resource; it is a living spirit and the lifeblood of Mother Earth. It carries memory, offers healing, and connects all living things in a circle of life. Water is Life is more than a phrase; it is a prayer and a responsibility. This artwork honors that sacred relationship, reminding us that water purifies our bodies and spirits, bringing balance and harmony to the natural world. It invites us to pause, offer gratitude, and recognize the vital role water plays in our collective well-being.
The Art: Fluidity and Vibrance
Jessica Somers captures the spirit of the water in this dynamic Woodland-style piece. The artwork uses bold, flowing lines to mimic the movement of currents and waves, creating a sense of continuous energy. The vibrant colors reflect the many moods of water—from the deep calm of a lake to the rushing energy of a river—symbolizing the emotional spectrum of healing.
- Palette: A spectrum of blues, turquoises, and aquas accented with vibrant, life-affirming brights.
- Symbolism: The flow (movement of life), distinct spirit lines (connection to the Creator), and the harmony of elements working together.
The Product: Museum-Quality Archival Print
This 12×18″ print is a high-quality reproduction of the original artwork, sized perfectly to act as a calming focal point in any room.
- Material: Premium Archival Fine Art Paper (Matte finish to reduce glare and preserve color fidelity).
- Dimensions: 12″ x 18″ (A versatile medium size for standard framing).
- Format: Paper Print (Unframed).
- Care: Ships rolled or flat-packed in protective packaging.
“Water has a voice. It speaks of history, healing, and hope. This piece is a visual reminder to listen to that voice and protect the source of all life.”
— Jessica Somers, Focal Point Artistry

