Embrace The Wild
From €99,75
Get real with a wall art piece that captures the raw bond between humanity and nature. This is the embrace we all need in our lives.
This piece pulls you in with its raw intimacy, capturing a moment where human vulnerability meets animal strength. The fiery red mane of the girl wraps around the stoic wolf, telling a story of shared trust and connection that extends beyond the limits of language. Let’s face it—most of us can’t even hug our pets without feeling self-conscious, yet here, in this artwork, there’s a fearless bond on display that demands attention. It’s the kind of revelation that makes you yearn for that wild side of life—because let’s be honest, who wouldn’t feel a little braver with a wolf by their side? By VerVeLush, this artwork is for anyone who knows that true connection often defies boundaries.
Premium Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
High-quality 300 g/m² cotton canvas stretched over 4 cm (1.5″) thick Swedish pine wood. Ready to hang.
100-Year Color Guarantee
Printed using Epson UltraChrome eco-solvent inks for vibrant, fade-resistant colors.
European Craftsmanship
Professional Giclée printing process ensures exceptional detail and museum-quality results.
Frame Options
Available in black, white, brown, and gold. Made from sustainable Swedish pine, PVC-free and fire-resistant.
Eco-Conscious Craftsmanship
At VerVeLush, we craft art that respects the planet.
FSC®-Certified Wood
Sustainably sourced European pine
Eco-Friendly Inks
Epson UltraChrome, clean & lasting
PVC-Free Canvas
Pure cotton, no harmful chemicals
Made-to-Order
Zero excess, zero waste
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