A love letter to Baja and the simple ritual of staying cool, this diptych illustrates the making of agua de jamaica, a bright hibiscus drink enjoyed across Mexico. Painted from dried hibiscus flowers—“flor de jamaica” in Spanish—the work is full of color, style, and warmth. The original lives in my kitchen, but its cheerful spirit feels at home anywhere. Created in acrylic gouache in a watercolor sketchbook, and Giclee reproduced with archival inks on 290 gsm natural cotton paper for enduring quality. Both prints are signed.
• Both pieces are printed with 1” borders
• Sizes listed are for each individual print including borders
A love letter to Baja and the simple ritual of staying cool, this diptych illustrates the making of agua de jamaica, a bright hibiscus drink enjoyed across Mexico. Painted from dried hibiscus flowers—“flor de jamaica” in Spanish—the work is full of color, style, and warmth. The original lives in my kitchen, but its cheerful spirit feels at home anywhere. Created in acrylic gouache in a watercolor sketchbook, and Giclee reproduced with archival inks on 290 gsm natural cotton paper for enduring quality. Both prints are signed.
• Both pieces are printed with 1” borders
• Sizes listed are for each individual print including borders
