Original painting of bright red, yellow, and orange nasturtium flowers. Nasturtiums are often pictured in Japanese art "Kachō-e Nihon-ga" - "birds and flowers". Although Nasturtium was considered a Western flower, images of these bright creepers were included in most popular editions of art books and printed on woodblock printed. In European art, Nasturtium flower means "victory in struggle", though the meaning has largely been forgotten by now.

This particular painting was inspired by the Maltese summer. Clusters of lush green leaves, vivid orange and red flowers suddenly popped up on each and every corner, wall, and fence. 

The painting is signed, sealed, wet-mounted on backing rice paper and ready to be framed or mounted on a silk scroll. Please use acid-free adhesives when framing. It is manually cut, please leave a few mm error margin for dimensions. Note that colours may differ due to differences in devices.