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‘I Release Complaining. I am Grateful To Be A Part of Nature’ Print

$40.00

‘I Release Complaining. I Am Grateful to Be A Part of Nature’

Affirmation A3 Print on 160 gsm paper


This print was created to live somewhere you will see it often. A quiet, grounding reminder that no matter the season you find yourself in, there is always something to be grateful for.


Complaining comes easily. It is often what we are conditioned to reach for when life feels hard, incomplete, or uncertain. But there is another choice - one that does not require perfection, only presence.


This art print is an invitation to shift your gaze.

Within Nature, nothing is flawless and no season lasts forever. Some feel abundant, others feel bare. No one arrives into a perfect destiny. And yet, woven through every season of existence is something worth acknowledging, something worth honouring.


You may not have control over the circumstances of your life, but you always have control over where you place your attention. Gratitude is not a denial of what is hard. It is a remembrance of what is also true — that you are here, that you are part of something greater, and that this moment holds gifts worth seeing.



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Janina Nana Yaa Asiedu (they/them) is a Queer Ghanaian artist, Ritualist and Ancestral practitioner. Born in Aotearoa NZ and founder of House of Afi x Nyame Dua, they offer visual art, herbal skin-care, spiritual adornments and divination that guide the collective through the waters of Ancestral intimacy & healing.


Janina’s artwork embraces the use of vibrant tones and texture to call the unseen to be seen. Honouring African Divinities, Adinkra symbols and mystical forces of Nature. Their heart is most fulfilled when uplifting LGBTQ+, African, Black and Brown community. Deeply inspired by Indigenous patterns, line work and naturally informed by their upbringing in Tāmaki Makaurau their art reflects their ancestral migration as tauiwi and the ongoing connection to whenua and Tangata Whenua Māori.