"Sentimental watercolor print of a bamboo plant in a fruit vase. My mom bought a bamboo plant 25 years ago when my grandma moved to the United States from China. The bamboo supposed to signify luck. Through countless moves, we somehow kept it alive. This year, my cousin got sick with COVID-19 and my parents moved out of their house temporarily. They left the bamboo at the house and unfortunately, the bamboo plant died. The death signified the end of that chapter of life. This art print helps our family remember our lucky bamboo plant."
Menmin Made was created by Paulina Hoong to bring forward expressive watercolor plants + florals + food + AAPI-inspired art into this world. I’m a queer, second-gen Chinese-American artist based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
PRINT MATERIALS: Print on 100# uncoated cover
made from 30% recycled stock using environmentally
