After Sukkos, the esrog begins its second life — studded with cloves, it becomes the besamim for havdalah the whole year. One fruit, a wooden box with its flax, a scatter of cloves: the minhag itself, painted. Deep gold against gray-blue. ABOUT THE ART — Concept, composition, and direction by Florence & Form. Painted in a thick palette-knife oil style and checked detail by detail for halachic and visual accuracy. This artwork was created with the assistance of AI tools under close artistic direction. Printed on museum-quality matte canvas with 1.25" gallery depth, arriving ready to hang. A textured still-life brought to life on museum-grade matte canvas. Thick, painterly brushstrokes capture a bright, clove-studded esrog resting beside a weathered wooden box and scattered cloves. The muted sky-blue background and cool table surface let the warm yellows and wood tones sing. Stretched on a slim 1.25" pine frame and finished with soft rubber pads on the back, this canvas arrives ready to hang and hold its place on the wall without shifting. The natural cotton-poly canvas weave and scratch-resistant matte coating emphasize each impasto stroke while Greenguard Gold-certified, latex-based inks deliver durable, non-toxic color that resists fading. Choose from multiple orientations and sizes to anchor a kitchen nook, cozy dining corner, or gallery wall where tactile, painterly still lifes set a calm, soulful mood. Product features - Matte, museum-quality coating with Greenguard Gold certified latex inks for vivid, non-toxic color - Stretched on sustainable radiata pine frame with 1.25" profile and back-hanging hardware - Cotton-poly canvas texture preserves visible brushstrokes and impasto detail - Soft rubber dots on back corners keep the canvas steady when displayed - Available in multiple orientations and sizes; slight size tolerance +/- 1/8" due to hand-stretching Care instructions - If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.