Artist: Chelsea Hopkins-Allan
Title: Original Crochet Web Mandala — Lime, Teal & Magenta
Series: Crochet Web Mandala
Edition: Original artwork — unique work
Medium: Original watercolour and gouache painting on 300 gsm watercolour paper
Framed size: 60 × 60 cm
Orientation: Square
Framing: Custom handmade white box frame, approximately 37 mm deep. The circular artwork is individually cut around its outer edge and float-mounted approximately 5 mm above the white backing, creating a subtle shadow and sense of depth.
Glazing: Tru Vue Glass
Colour: Lime green, teal and magenta, with purple, orange and deeper green detailing.
Availability: One original Art Display Stock artwork
Status: Discontinued — these are one-off original artworks and no further original Crochet Web Mandalas are being produced.
Regular price: AUD $1,295
Chelsea Hopkins-Allan’s original Crochet Web Mandalas are individually hand-painted circular works constructed through repeated concentric marks and intricate colour relationships.
This vibrant work centres on a rich magenta core, expanding through alternating bands of pink, lime green, teal, deeper green, purple and orange. The combination of vivid colour and repeated hand-painted marks creates a strong rhythmic effect, with the composition changing noticeably when viewed from different distances.
The Crochet Web Mandala series draws on circular geometry and patterns observed in nature. Each work is individually painted and therefore unique.
The original watercolour paper has been cut around the circular artwork and raised approximately 5 mm above the white backing within a custom handmade white box frame. This floating presentation creates a fine shadow around the circumference and enhances the physical depth of the work.
This is an existing original artwork from the Enigmatic Drawings Art Display Stock collection and is currently displayed at Netanya Noosa.
Photography note: The photographs show the actual artwork and frame. Because the work is photographed through glazing in its current display environment, reflections, glare and ambient lighting can mute or alter the apparent colour and fine detail. The artwork is considerably clearer and more finely detailed when viewed directly.
Artist: Chelsea Hopkins-Allan
Title: Original Crochet Web Mandala — Lime, Teal & Magenta
Series: Crochet Web Mandala
Edition: Original artwork — unique work
Medium: Original watercolour and gouache painting on 300 gsm watercolour paper
Framed size: 60 × 60 cm
Orientation: Square
Framing: Custom handmade white box frame, approximately 37 mm deep. The circular artwork is individually cut around its outer edge and float-mounted approximately 5 mm above the white backing, creating a subtle shadow and sense of depth.
Glazing: Tru Vue Glass
Colour: Lime green, teal and magenta, with purple, orange and deeper green detailing.
Availability: One original Art Display Stock artwork
Status: Discontinued — these are one-off original artworks and no further original Crochet Web Mandalas are being produced.
Regular price: AUD $1,295
Chelsea Hopkins-Allan’s original Crochet Web Mandalas are individually hand-painted circular works constructed through repeated concentric marks and intricate colour relationships.
This vibrant work centres on a rich magenta core, expanding through alternating bands of pink, lime green, teal, deeper green, purple and orange. The combination of vivid colour and repeated hand-painted marks creates a strong rhythmic effect, with the composition changing noticeably when viewed from different distances.
The Crochet Web Mandala series draws on circular geometry and patterns observed in nature. Each work is individually painted and therefore unique.
The original watercolour paper has been cut around the circular artwork and raised approximately 5 mm above the white backing within a custom handmade white box frame. This floating presentation creates a fine shadow around the circumference and enhances the physical depth of the work.
This is an existing original artwork from the Enigmatic Drawings Art Display Stock collection and is currently displayed at Netanya Noosa.
Photography note: The photographs show the actual artwork and frame. Because the work is photographed through glazing in its current display environment, reflections, glare and ambient lighting can mute or alter the apparent colour and fine detail. The artwork is considerably clearer and more finely detailed when viewed directly.
