Where Abundance Lives - Original Mixed Media Oil Painting
Three women gather around a table. Not rushing. Not performing. Just present.
There's carrot cake. Fresh carrots still wearing their greens. Tea steaming in delicate cups. Butterflies landing in the space between them.
This is where abundance lives. Not in the striving. Not in the achieving. In the slowing down. In the noticing. In the small, beautiful moments we almost miss when we're moving too fast.
Artwork Details:
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Medium: Mixed media oil painting on canvas
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Size: 30" × 40" (statement piece)
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Surface: Gallery wrapped canvas, ready to hang
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Style: Contemporary figurative with rich, layered textures
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Signed by the artist: Sarah Andreas
- Certificate of authenticity included
About This Original Painting:
The women in this painting aren't chasing anything. They're here. Fully here. And in that presence, everything becomes richer. The colors deepen. The light shifts. The ordinary becomes extraordinary.
Abundance isn't something you earn or accumulate. It's something you notice. It's already here, waiting for you to sit down and see it.
This contemporary fine art piece is for the woman who's ready to stop chasing and start seeing. Who knows that the richest life isn't the busiest one. Who understands that true abundance lives in presence, in connection, in the quiet moments that fill you up when you let them.
Perfect For:
- Women leaders ready to redefine success on their own terms
- Dining rooms where gathering and connection happen
- Reading nooks and meditation corners that invite presence
- Anyone navigating transition and learning to find richness in the present moment
- Spaces celebrating feminine connection and community
- Collectors of contemporary figurative art with depth and meaning
Symbolism & Meaning:
The Three Women: Represent community, presence, and the power of slowing down together. They're not performing or producing—they're simply being.
The Table: A sacred space where ordinary moments become extraordinary. Where nourishment—physical and emotional—is shared without rush or agenda.
Carrot Cake & Fresh Carrots: The interplay between cultivated (cake) and natural (fresh carrots with greens) reminds us that abundance includes both effort and what grows naturally. Both the made and the given.
Tea in Delicate Cups: Ritual, pause, the act of savoring. Small vessels holding warmth—a metaphor for how the smallest moments can hold the most meaning.
The Butterflies: Transformation, lightness, the magic that appears when we stop chasing and start noticing. Butterflies don't chase—they land. And when you stop long enough to notice, so does abundance.
A Meditation:
Stand with this painting when you feel like you're falling behind. When the to-do list feels endless and the finish line keeps moving.
Let it remind you: abundance isn't ahead of you. It's here. Right now.
Ask yourself: What am I not noticing because I'm too busy chasing what's next?
The butterfly doesn't chase. It lands. And when you stop long enough to notice, so does abundance.
Why This Painting Resonates:
At 30" × 40", Where Abundance Lives creates a powerful presence without overwhelming. The composition draws you in—inviting you to pull up a chair, to join the gathering, to remember what it feels like to be fully present.
This isn't art that shouts. It whispers. It invites. It holds space for the realization that you've been searching for something that's been here all along.
As an original mixed media oil painting by Sarah Andreas, this piece blends bold feminine energy with reflective stillness. The layered textures and rich palette create depth that reveals itself slowly—much like abundance itself. The more you look, the more you see. The more you slow down, the more you notice.
Care Instructions:
Display away from direct sunlight to preserve the rich colors. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Gallery wrapped canvas is ready to hang—no frame needed.
This is a one-of-a-kind original painting. Once sold, this gathering finds its forever home. Bring Where Abundance Lives into your space and let it remind you daily: the richest life isn't the busiest one. Abundance is here. Right now. Waiting for you to notice.
