Canvas Shipibo Art – Mayá Kené – Icaro of beautifying

Description

Design meaning
This canvas features the Shipibo pattern Mayá Kené, inspired by an Icaro once worn as facial decoration by young Shipibo men and women. The form, often applied to the chin, was a symbol of readiness, a way to signal beauty, confidence, and the openness to step into adulthood or partnership. While the design may resemble a cross, it carries no religious meaning. It is a celebration of identity, expressed through form, rhythm, and presence.

Perfect for
This piece adds character and grace to spaces with personality and personal growth at their core:

Home offices with an expressive touch
Creative workspaces and studios
Walk-in wardrobes or beauty-focused corners
Coaching and personal development rooms
Gifted for coming-of-age moments or personal transformation

Size guide
Available in a wide range of horizontal formats to suit every environment:

Inches (in)	Centimeters (cm)	Best suited for
20″ × 10″	50 × 25 cm	Small walls, minimalist spaces, kitchen corners
18″ × 12″	45 × 30 cm	Subtle home office detail, narrow hallway
24″ × 16″	60 × 40 cm	Study, workspace, bedroom
30″ × 20″	75 × 50 cm	Living room focal point, open shelving
32″ × 16″	80 × 40 cm	Long wall sections, entryways
36″ × 24″	90 × 60 cm	Main walls in office or creative spaces
48″ × 16″	120 × 40 cm	Above sideboards or long desks
48″ × 32″	120 × 80 cm	Dining rooms, larger living areas
60″ × 40″	150 × 100 cm	Eye-catching wall piece for spacious rooms or reception areas