Round Cheetah Vase Rose Bouquet Art Print on Paper or Canvas - Floral Decor, Maximalist Art Poster

The Vase That Knew What It Was Doing Nobody told it to be subtle. Nobody even tried. A round little cheetah print vase sitting in a sea of cobalt blue, holding three hot pink roses so bold they practically climb off the canvas and into whatever room you put them in. The leaves spill out in every shade of green. The background pulls it all together in that way only bold color can. And somehow all of it makes complete and total sense. That is the thing about maximalism done right. It doesn't apologize. It just invites you in and hands you something to look at for the rest of your life. This one's for the woman who has never once described her style as "subtle" and doesn't plan to start. Created by Audra Sampson in her New Bern, North Carolina studio, this floral print pairs the loudest roses in the garden with a cheetah vase that has absolutely no business being that charming. It belongs in a dining room, a bedroom, a hallway that needs to finally say something. Note: This is an art print reproduced from an original textured painting on a small canvas. The visible brushstrokes are part of the image, not raised on the paper. Because the original is only 5x7 inches, larger print…