Wolf with Baby on Wood
WOOD-WOLF-1226
Honor the sacred bond of the pack with **Wolf and Baby on Wood**. This original, hand-painted artwork by Jessica Somers depicts a Wolf (Ma’iingan) and its pup on a rustic slice of kiln-dried balsam poplar.
Measuring approximately 12″ × 26″, this piece embodies the teachings of **Humility, Loyalty, and Family**. The vibrant Woodland style brings…
The Teaching: Strength in Humility
In the Seven Grandfather Teachings, the **Wolf (Ma’iingan)** is the teacher of **Humility**. Wolves understand that they are part of a greater whole; their strength lies not in their individuality, but in their devotion to the pack.
This artwork, featuring a parent wolf and its pup, captures the essence of that loyalty. It reminds us that to care for the young and to walk together as a family is the highest form of strength. Hanging this piece is a celebration of the bonds that hold your own family together.
The Art: A Howl on the Wood
Jessica Somers brings the song of the wolf to life on the natural canvas of the Tree Nation.
- Connected Design: The energy lines in the painting connect the parent and the pup, visually representing the transmission of wisdom and culture from one generation to the next.
- Natural Canvas: The rustic texture and grain of the **balsam poplar** provide an earthy backdrop for the vibrant blues, purples, and blacks of the Woodland style, grounding the spiritual imagery in the physical world.
The Product: Rustic & Meaningful
A substantial, high-quality wood piece designed to be a family heirloom.
- Material: Painted on a slice of **kiln-dried balsam poplar**. The kiln-drying process ensures the wood remains stable and crack-free while preserving the beautiful, live bark edge.
- Dimensions: Measuring approximately **12″ × 26″**, this panoramic piece is ideal for hanging in family rooms, nurseries, or entryways.
- Protection: Sealed with a professional clear coat to protect the painting from dust, moisture, and fading.
- Ready to Hang: Includes sturdy hardware attached to the back for immediate display.
Walk together with the loyalty of the Wolf.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Wolf symbolize?
The Wolf (Ma’iingan) symbolizes **Humility**. It teaches us that no individual is more important than the community. It also represents **loyalty, protection, and strong family bonds**.
Is the wood treated to prevent cracking?
Yes. We use **kiln-dried** balsam poplar. Removing the moisture in a controlled environment is essential to preventing the wood from warping or cracking over time, ensuring your art lasts.
Is this piece one-of-a-kind?
Yes. Because it is hand-painted on a natural wood slice, the grain, bark shape, and specific brushstrokes will be unique to your specific piece.