Mahana no atua (Day of the God)

Description

This captivating wallpaper mural of Paul Gauguin’s bold and colorful oil painting “Mahana no atua (Day of the God)” makes a statement in any room. Experience the allure of Gauguin’s imagination, painted in Paris on his return from Tahiti. Depicting a central carved idol of the goddess Hina, surrounded by human figures in a symmetrical pattern, this artwork transports you to the exotic beaches of Tahiti. On the left, two women bear votive offerings, while on the right, two others dance the upaupa—an erotic Tahitian dance. In the foreground, a mysterious group of three bathers, symbolizing birth, life, and death, adds depth to the scene, leaving room for interpretation and wonder.