What types of art products does Tree De La Vie sell?

We offer original artworks, limited-edition prints, and open art prints across multiple art styles—such as Impressionism, Geometric, Cubism, Realism, Abstract, and Art Deco.

How much does art cost at Tree De La Vie?

Our open art prints typically range between $25 and $99, while limited-edition prints and original pieces may range from $60 to $120 or more, depending on size and artist.

Which art styles or subjects can I find in the gallery?

Explore subjects like floral, animals, culture, urban, coastal, spiritual, and nature, and styles like Impressionism, Cubism, Metallic, Minimalism, Realism, and more.

Who are the featured artists behind Tree De La Vie?

Our collection includes works by Louchia, Amit Abha, Bronislava Dotty, and Kendrick Flow, each bringing unique storytelling through color, texture, and mood.

Do purchases plant a tree or support sustainability?

Yes — for certain products, every purchase results in a tree being planted as part of our eco-conscious initiative to help the planet with each artwork sale.

Can I customize a piece or commission original work from the artists?

Absolutely! We welcome personalized requests for custom or commissioned artworks — simply contact us directly to discuss your vision and requirements via the Contact Us page.

How do I complete a purchase and what payment methods are accepted?

You can add items to your cart and checkout using the secure online checkout process. We accept major credit cards and digital payment methods — details are provided on the checkout page under shop policies.

What is your shipping and returns policy?

We ship worldwide (including Etsy integration). Please refer to our shop policies for shipping costs, estimated delivery times, and return/exchange conditions specific to each item or location.

Sunflower & Wildflowers Art Print | Van Gogh Inspired Floral Décor

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“Sunflower & Wildflowers Art Print by Amit Abha”

Sunflower & Wildflowers

Sunflowers Wall Art Print, Van Gogh Inspired Majolica Jug with Wildflowers, White Blue & Yellow Floral Vase Decor, Great Home Warming Gift

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Description

Celebrate timeless beauty with this Sunflowers wall art print featuring a Van Gogh inspired majolica jug with wildflowers in white, blue, red & yellow color flowers. This piece is inspired by Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” and “Majolica with Wildflowers” paintings, where elements of different paintings are combined to create this unique piece of artwork. Unlike typical floral prints, this piece captures the authentic charm of Majolica jug vase combined with vibrant, classic floral motifs, making it a standout addition to any home decor. This artwork has intricate brushstrokes that highlight the majolica jug’s detailed textures and lively wildflowers in impressionist style. The vivid color palette enhances natural light in your space, bringing warmth and character without overwhelming your existing decor. Perfect for gifting or personal display. Imagine a room filled with the gentle spirit of summer blooms and French garden flair—this art invites you to pause and enjoy nature’s simple joy every day. The soothing combination of white, blue, red, and yellow flowers uplifts your mood and complements a variety of styles from modern farmhouse to classic vintage. Add this unique piece to your collection today and bring a heartfelt touch to your living space. We offer friendly customer service and prompt shipping to ensure your art experience is as pleasant as the piece itself.

This products plants one tree

About

Amit Abha

Amit is a multidisciplinary artist whose creative journey began in the world of filmmaking, where he wrote, directed, and produced feature films, often building the visual universe himself through set design and lighting. While he trained as a physician, Amit always spent time in the visual arts, and has a keen instinct for storytelling. He also spent time collaborating on Film Scoring with Bass Player of Scorpions, Ralph Rieckermann, winning the 2009 Park City Film Festival Award for Best Film Score. Painting became a natural extension of his desire to explore meaning, emotion, and form. His work often fuses structural discipline with expressive freedom, creating a visual language that bridges art, science, and life. His special interests are impressionist, geometric/art deco and cubism art styles. Impressionist and cubist artwork allows him to explore different subjects more creatively and freeform, while the geometric/art deco art styles allow him to explore subjects in a more precise, geometric, and symmetrical forms.

Amit now dedicates his time on creating original artworks that reflect his lifelong fascination with nature and human experience.