A water buffalo who did not get the memo that skies are supposed to be blue. Here he is anyway, grazing away in a field streaked with gold, under clouds the color of cotton candy and lilacs.
The palette is soft pink and lavender up top, fading into greens and buttery yellows down where the buffalo stands beside a winding creek. Little flecks of gold scatter through the clouds like the sky itself got restless with a paintbrush. He's calm, sturdy, horns curved and head down, completely unbothered by how strange his sky looks.
This is the kind of animal wall art that doesn't try too hard to be cute and ends up being the piece everyone stops on. It's dreamy without being saccharine, a little surreal without being weird, and it brings warmth into a room without shouting about it. The pastel landscape decor style works so well in a nursery or kids' bedroom because it's soothing at nap time and still interesting enough to look at during the fifth reading of the same book.
For boho nursery decor with a little more personality than the usual moon-and-stars route, this water buffalo print earns its spot on the wall. It's quiet, it's odd in the best way, and it holds its own.