“Lucky Bamboo makes the perfect house or office plant.”

TILE FEATURE…Bamboo Coaster

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CERAMIC TILE COASTERS – Size: 4.25 inch x 4.25 inch

See the complete tile art coaster collection

• Glossy Ceramic Tile Coaster
• Bottom Surface: 3.75 inch x 3.75 inch cork back to protect counter tops and tables.
• Display Decorative Tiles as Tile Art on an Easel
• Use as a Table Coaster or Drink Coaster
• Hang as Tile Art
  
• Use in Kitchen Backsplash

Shipping USA : FREE

Shipping CANADA:$6.95 – 1 set/ $ 13.90 – 2 set / $20.85 – 3 set

Canvas Art Prints – Bamboo Leaves

Bamboo has become a popular element in today’s home decor.

Bamboo art prints are enjoying much attention among collectors.

Bamboo Leaves V Square

New Canvas Art Prints

Bamboo Leaves I Tall

Bamboo Canvas Art Prints Tall

Bamboo Leaves IV Long - Canvas Print

New Bamboo Leaves Canvas Art Prints

This week I’m adding two new sizes to the group of Bamboo paintings by artist Jackie Jacobson (that would be me) 🙂

• Bamboo Leaves IV Long is a horizontal canvas art piece, that is perfect for over a bed, dresser, buffet or sofa; available in two canvas print sizes 16″x30″ | 20″x40″
• Bamboo Leaves V Square is a square canvas art piece, that is perfect for any location; available in three canvas print sizes 20″x20″ | 30″x30″ | 40″x40″

• Each limited edition giclee print on canvas is individually created by artist…Jackie Jacobson. They are archival museum quality & are created from Jackie Jacobson’s original paintings. Every print is numbered & hand-signed by Jackie Jacobson and has a UV & water- resistant coating! No glass is necessary. Editions are 99 of each size. All canvas giclee prints on this site are archival prints. That means that the print was created with only the highest quality pigmented archival inks. Pigmented inks are the only inks on the market that will last your lifetime.

How to order a canvas art print

Call Jackie for information and to order 770.831.1190

About Bamboo…

Giant bamboos are the largest members of the grass family.

Bamboo is the fastest growing woody plant in the world. In a single day, a bamboo plant can grow an average of up to 23.6 inches, and certain species have been measured to grow as much as 47.6 inches in one 24-hour period. However, bamboo is not a type of wood, but a type of grass. It grows most abundantly in the East and Southeast Asian regions of the world, but it can also be found in Northern Australia, India, sub-Saharan Africa and the tropical regions of the Americas.

Aside from being used as building material for many centuries bamboo has also had major cultural significance in countries like China, where bamboo is a symbol of longevity. Japan’s Shinto religion makes use of bamboo as a sacred object. Bamboo forests often surround Shinto shrines and are believed to serve as barriers against evil spirits. Buddhist temples often have bamboo groves, as they create a peaceful and meditative setting.

Why is it called Lucky Bamboo

Along with its ease of growth, Lucky Bamboo has long been associated with the Eastern practice of Feng Shui – or the bringing of natural elements of water, fire, earth, wood and metal into balance within the environment. Lucky Bamboo is believed to be an ideal example of the thriving wood and water element, with the addition of a red ribbon sometimes tied around the stalks – which is believed to “fire” the positive flow of energy or chi in the room.

The number of stalks also has meaning : three stalks for happiness; five stalks for wealth; six stalks for health. Four stalks, however, are always avoided since the word “four” in Chinese sounds too similar to the Chinese word for “death”!

Growth and Harvesting

Bamboo has become a popular eco-friendly alternative to using hardwood as building material. Because of its rapid growth and short life-cycle, bamboo is one of the most renewable natural resources in the world, and it can be harvested on a regular basis without causing significant damage to its surrounding ecosystem.

Unlike hardwoods, bamboo plants achieve their full height and girth in just one growing season, which lasts between three and four months.

Uses

Bamboo has a wide variety of uses. From construction to cooking, it has been a part of human culture and consumption for centuries. Another very common use for bamboo today is as a decorative tool. Small bamboo plants are becoming very popular in western interior design, and Asian cultures have been using it to decorate rooms and altars for centuries.

Join Me in the Studio

Are You Visiting Palm Springs Soon?

What to do on the weekend in the Palm Springs area?

Meet me at the College of the Desert Street Fair.

I’m in booth #75, every Saturday and Sunday, October – May.

Personal Studio Tour

Call ahead for an appointment to have your tour of my studio and gallery in Palm Springs. 760.831.1190. I love spending time with people who are interested in art, painting and meeting the artist. Recent visitors from Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Chicago, New York, Boston, and Vancouver BC have all enjoyed their art studio visits.

If your vacation brings you to Palm Desert Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, La Quinta, Indio, Desert Hot Springs, Banning, Yucca Valley, East Hemet, Coachella, San Jacinto, Hemet, Beaumont, Yucaipa, Twentynine Palms, or any other close by city, then definitely drop by when you are in the area.