Rice Farming Tapestries

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for rice farmer !

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for rice farmer : Loved one or friend !

No farmers, then no farms, then no food, then no future.

I love rice

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Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of the rice fields, and let the serenity of this artwork transport you to a place of peace and harmony

rice field in cyan

watercolor on paper

Red Dao (Dzao) woman setting rice to dry before thrashing, Ban Xao near Sapa, Vietnam.

No Farmers No Food No Future. Food shortage is a serious problem that humans have to face it in the future.

watercolor on paper

So true. Let's hear it for those that dig in the dirt for us!

Perfect gift for rice farmer or rice grower !

Being a farmer is not easy but it seems to be underestimated by some people. Even though without farmers we cannot enjoy what is presented at our dining table. High appreciation for farmers and students who major in agriculture. Here is an offering to you ... Cheer up.

watercolor on paper

Farming is fun

Paddy fiels in a clearing in Venilale sub-district, Timor-Leste. In the background is Mount Luque. PLEASE NOTE: Purchased items will be free of watermarks 8L1908.3425 Nikon D850 | AF-S Nikkor 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G ED VR Featured in Nikon DSLR Gallery (28 August 2019) Featured in Around the World (31 August 2019) Featured in Nature And Man (7 September 2019)

captures the beauty and serenity of lush paddy fields. This design showcases the essence of nature's harmony with its vibrant colors and intricate details. The artwork features a mesmerizing watercolor rendition of terrace paddy fields, carefully painted with soft brushstrokes and delicate splashes of color. The varying shades of green depict the lushness of the fields, while the subtle hints of brown and yellow add depth and dimension to the scene. The gentle flow of water streams through the terraces, creating a tranquil and soothing atmosphere.

Planting rice seedlings Lombok, Indonesia 3H0903.3515 Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR @ 142mm f/18 1/125s ISO200 | Raw Featured in Crops & Harvests (31 January 2015) Featured in Everyday Life (9 March 2015) [102views 6/1/15]

Sally the cow has spent most of her adult life being milked. She's been cycled through pregnancies for years and is sick to death of having her male babies taken away from her and killed. She wonders why humans even want her milk, which is full of hormones for baby cows and has traces of blood from her sore, overworked teats. Help Sally spread her message!