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Buy all three books in the TELESA WORLD SERIES for only $55.00 USD (approximate currency conversion). Paperback print books, postage is included in the price.

1.Earth’s Embrace

2. Ocean’s Kiss

3. Fire’s Caress

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INSPIRATION
Mangoes are always special.
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I learned so much about mangoes doing this painting.
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I used the curvy shapes of oval mangoes, long pointy leaves, and delicate long red stems laden with pale yellow tiny mango flowers.

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Watermelon was the inspiration behind the colour palette and title of this print.

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