ELA & NMM | Strawberry Watercolor Print – Isaiah 43:2

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Created in collaboration with Erika Lane Art and New Mercy Moms, this strawberry watercolor print carries a promise of God’s presence and comfort in the midst of grief.

The artwork features the verse:
“When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and through the rivers, they shall not overwhelm you.”— Isaiah 43:2 (ESV)

A gentle reminder that even in sorrow, the Lord is near. This piece makes a meaningful addition to your home or a thoughtful gift for a grieving mom who needs encouragement from God’s Word. 🍓

Product Details

This is a giclée art reproduction of the original watercolor painting
Printed on thick, textured, high-quality paper with archival-quality ink
Produced to look and feel as close to the original artwork as possible
Made-to-order: please allow 1–2 weeks for processing
Frames and props not included

Every purchase helps fund biblically grounded resources and Care Boxes for grieving moms.

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Created in collaboration with Erika Lane Art and New Mercy Moms, this strawberry watercolor print carries a promise of God’s presence and comfort in the midst of grief.

The artwork features the verse:
“When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and through the rivers, they shall not overwhelm you.”— Isaiah 43:2 (ESV)

A gentle reminder that even in sorrow, the Lord is near. This piece makes a meaningful addition to your home or a thoughtful gift for a grieving mom who needs encouragement from God’s Word. 🍓

Product Details

This is a giclée art reproduction of the original watercolor painting
Printed on thick, textured, high-quality paper with archival-quality ink
Produced to look and feel as close to the original artwork as possible
Made-to-order: please allow 1–2 weeks for processing
Frames and props not included

Every purchase helps fund biblically grounded resources and Care Boxes for grieving moms.

The Story Behind the Art

“This painting was inspired by a special spot in my childhood community garden. I remember looking forward to the times my parents were late to pick me up from school so I could sprawl out in the grass, eating whatever was ready that day — even raw turnips or beets! The garden was mostly vegetables, except for one small patch: the strawberry patch. A woman from our church had planted them, and I’ll never forget how delicate and lovely they looked — tiny bursts of red tucked beneath wide, bright green leaves. They felt almost hidden, like little treasures waiting to be found.
In the same way, I want this piece to remind us mothers that even in seasons of deep loss, it’s okay to look for and hold on to small, beautiful moments. These little treasures of joy do not diminish the grief or the love we carry, but rather they give us strength to keep going.”

– Erika

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