The successful bidder for this item will receive a fine art limited edition print of Rima Fujita's painting "Song." 

Ms. Fujita says that "(her) work method is rather unusual. In my dreams and meditations, I often see the visions of my finished paintings that I have not yet painted. Therefore, I don't really know what those visions mean, but in this painting, I think that this is a Tibetan nomad mother and her lovely daughter having a precious moment together. I could hear their laughter and singing, and that is why I titled this piece, 'Song.'" ~Rima Fujita~

Ms. Fuija was born in Tokyo, lived in New York City for 34 years, and now divides her time between Los Angeles, New York, Tokyo, and India. She graduated from Parsons School of Design in NYC, and has exhibited her work internationally to much acclaim. She has collectors around the world. Rima is the author of ten visual story books.

Her philanthropic focus is "Books for Children," her organization that produces children's books and donates them to children in need around the world. She has created seven children's books and has donated more than 15,000 books to the Tibetan refugee children in exile, and donates all her book royalties to the Tibetan refugee children's education.

H.H. The Dalai Lama, Desmond Tutu, and Betty Williams, three Nobel Peace Laureates personally gave her special recognition in 2006 at the International Peace Summit. She has won various awards internationally.

Rima has exhibited and presented her works at Rubin Museum of Art (New York), Tibet House US (New York), Trace Foundation (New York), Mingei Museum, San Diego Museum of Fine Art, Tagore Gallery (New York and Beverly Hills), Isetan Art Gallery (Tokyo) to name a few.

Her published books include: The Extraordinary Life Of H.H.The Fourteenth Dalai Lama: An Illuminated Journey (Wisdom Publications), The Day The Buddha Woke Up (Wisdom Publications), Save the Himalayas (One Peace Books), Wonder Garden (Fushosha), Wonder Talk (Sanctuary), The Little Black Box (KK Bestsellers), Simple Meditation (Kodhansha), TB Aware, Rewa (CTA/DoH) and Tibetan Identity (CTA/DoE).

Website: https://RimaFujita.com

Details:

A fine-art print "Song" ©Rima Fujita

Limited-edition of 30

11" w x 14" h 

Signed