Fruits of Brazil's Northeast Brazil Tropical Fruit Color Woodcut Print by J. Borges Samart Takham people are surprised to learn

people are surprised to learn that no dyes are used in her work

adding cabochons of intriguing rainbow moonstone

The ornaments recall the kalgi worn by Maharajas on the front of their turbans

and a silver leaf pendant of Karen hill tribe origin

Mahavir of India presents a design with the beauty of a glowing full moon

Fruits of Brazil's Northeast Brazil Tropical Fruit Color Woodcut Print by J. Borges Samart Takham people are surprised to learnBrightly colored cashew pods hang temptingly from branches laden with their goodness. In the foreground, a luscious pineapple sprouts from amid its spiked leaves alongside a lemon and an orange. Artist J. Borges finds inspiration for this colorful woodcut print in the tropical fruit of northeastern Brazil. Xylograph (woodcut) print on paper, titled 'Frutas do Nordeste Brasileiro' in Portuguese. materials: Ink on parchment paper Arrives unframed Signed