This painting By Benjamin Noah was painted after the Mother Ocean Tour to preserve Lake Khövsgöl in Mongolia.

The painting depicts a night spent in ceremony with the head Mongolian shaman (on the right), a Raindeer Herder Shaman (on the left) and a younger Shaman who went into a trance and channelled nature spirits.  The artist's interpretation of the spirit rises above the Raindeer Herder Shaman. The night was a full blue moon on a hill above the lake, seen sparkling below the moon.  The back of one of the local Mongolian people can be seen near the fire, who, with the rest of the people there (including the artist) participated in a blessing meditation for the lake. All of the 50+ participants held cups full of water from the lake and imagined a triangle between the cups, the lake, and the moon to create a blessing of protection for the lake. This water was later poured back into the lake to finish the ritual.

30% from the profits of all the prints will go back to the Shamans to further protect the sacred Lake.

Read more about the Mother Ocean Initiative in our blog. 

The original acrylic painting is mounted and framed with natural timber - Additional delivery or postage charges may apply.