Durdle Door. Green Coastal Artwork with Crystals Amber and Agate

MADE TO ORDER CUSTOM ARTWORK - Custom made Coastal Artwork  

Original Blue Abstract Art made with gemstones (amethyst, garnet, amber, agate, quartz), seashells, natural pigments, inks, mixed media on canvas. Ocean Abstract Art made with seashells and liquid glass. 

Inspired by Durdle Door Beach on the Great Britain Coast, aqua blues and warm pink shimmering sands make up this vibrant coastal artwork. Adorned with earthy pebbles, seashells, and amber and agate in order to impart the natural majesty of the shoreline. 

Amber was considered the "soul of the tiger" in Asian cultures and regarded as the stone of courage. Pieces of amber were carried for protection during long travels, as well as used to treat jaundice. It is also believed that amber: Balances emotions. Attracts good luck. 

Agate is an excellent stone for rebalancing and harmonising body, mind and spirit. It cleanses and stabilises the aura, eliminating and transforming negativity. Agate enhances mental function, improving concentration, perception and analytical abilities. 

 Features: 

• Multi-colored hymn to coastal beauty 
• Rare and valuable gemstone and seashells accents 
• Epoxy resin coating for preservation 

Fully customisable painting - shape/size/color/gemstones/seashells. If you like something but want it in different colors or size - Commission is for you. 

Commission may have similar colors/gemstones/seashells/composition however due to liquid medium - the shapes and lines will always be different and unique. To order similar looking custom artwork proceed with the order here or via COMMISSION Page.  

 By ordering it below you are getting similar looking made to order artwork. 

- 3-4 weeks added to production time as its made to order - colours and materials are similar - shapes and lines are always unique and impossible to replicate due to liquid nature of the medium, however I will do my best to get the same feel - final result will be different from what you see on the photo due to liquid nature of the medium and pouring technique