Roots Run Deep (Heirloom) - Print
Copy of original painting - LIMITED EDITION OF 10
100% acid-free cotton fiber matte paper. Printed with archival quality ink.
Name of the painting is written with pencil in the center and signed on the bottom right.
Actual colors may differ a little bit from the pictures.
Dimensions : 5.5 × 8.5 in (including white borders)
*Please allow up to 10 business days for me to ship your order
Copy of original painting - LIMITED EDITION OF 10
100% acid-free cotton fiber matte paper. Printed with archival quality ink.
Name of the painting is written with pencil in the center and signed on the bottom right.
Actual colors may differ a little bit from the pictures.
Dimensions : 5.5 × 8.5 in (including white borders)
*Please allow up to 10 business days for me to ship your order
Copy of original painting - LIMITED EDITION OF 10
100% acid-free cotton fiber matte paper. Printed with archival quality ink.
Name of the painting is written with pencil in the center and signed on the bottom right.
Actual colors may differ a little bit from the pictures.
Dimensions : 5.5 × 8.5 in (including white borders)
*Please allow up to 10 business days for me to ship your order
About that painting…
Heirloom tomatoes represent a form of heritage that is passed down over time. These unique varieties of tomatoes have been cultivated and preserved through careful selection, often by small farmers or gardeners who value their distinct flavors, colors, and resilience. They are not bred for uniformity or mass production like their commercial counterparts; instead, they reflect the diversity, complexity, and history of agricultural practices across different regions.
The analogy between heirloom tomatoes and the heritage we receive from the past is rich and multifaceted. They carry the genetic legacy of generations of careful cultivation, our cultural and familial heritage holds the wisdom, experiences, and values of those who came before us. Heirlooms, whether plants or traditions, are preserved because they have qualities worth saving—uniqueness, flavor, beauty, or a story that cannot be replicated.
In a rapidly changing world, the heirloom tomato becomes a symbol of resilience and continuity. It teaches us the importance of preserving diversity, not just in agriculture but also in culture, language, and tradition. It reminds us that the past has much to offer, that the flavors of history, much like those of an heirloom tomato, are complex and layered—worth savoring, protecting, and passing on.
