Art puzzle of a French bulldog in Renaissance armor, framed against a warm-toned background

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Art puzzle pieces in blue, green, and white spilled from a bamboo organizer on a neutral surface.

White ceramic candle with two wicks, wavy rim, and minimalist embossed face design

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Open art puzzle box with collectible puzzle, insert cards, and inspirational packaging

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1000 Piece Puzzle Set

“ Best friend ” — DAILE x Oksana Mamonova

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€100,00 EUR

Artwork: "Best Friend"

Pieces: 1000

Extras: Bamboo capsule, Glue, Cement candle, Glue card, microfiber cloth, artist & story cards, NFC micro-book

Oksana set out to marry the dignity of old-world portraiture with the character we recognize in our companions. The sitter is a French bulldog, but he stands as more than a pet: a guardian, a hero, a knight. Armor amplifies what is already there inner strength, steadfast loyalty, a courage that doesn’t need to be loud.
Look closely at the gaze: deep, slightly melancholy, as if he carries stories we’ll never fully know. The contrast is the point small in size, immense in spirit. “Best Friend” is a tribute to devotion, a portrait of everyday nobility.

“ Best friend ” — DAILE x Oksana Mamonova

€100,00 EUR

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Artist

Oksana Mamonova

Oksana Mamonova seeks new stories in familiar images. Whether she paints a person, a doll, or an animal, she looks for character and gives it a voice. She wants viewers not only to look at a picture but to feel a living protagonist with a fate of its own.