Heart of the Journey - Aloka Portrait | Walk for Peace Canvas Print
Heart of the Journey - Aloka Portrait | Walk for Peace Canvas Print
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They call him the peace dog. His name is Aloka, which means "light" in Sanskrit. He has a white heart on his forehead. He followed the monks for 112 days in India, then took a plane to America, and now walks ahead of everyone - always ahead. When a car hit him near Houston, he refused to get in a vehicle. He continued on foot. This is his portrait: eyes that have seen a thousand miles and know there are still many more. But he looks forward. Always forward.
🐕 The Soul of This Artwork
"They call him the peace dog. He has a white heart on his forehead. And he always looks forward."
Aloka is not just the mascot of the Walk for Peace. He is its beating heart. This golden-furred Indian Pariah began following Buddhist monks in India, accompanied them for 112 days of walking, and when it was time to fly to America, he boarded the plane with them.
In this artwork I capture him in his element: the path, monks in the background, the open horizon before him. He wears the orange bandana that has become his symbol. The dripping effect at the bottom represents the roots each of his steps plants in the soil of humanity.
🎨 Why This Artwork Is Special
- Iconic Gaze: Aloka's eyes look straight at whoever observes the artwork
- The Heart on His Forehead: The natural white mark that makes him recognizable worldwide
- Orange Bandana: The Walk for Peace symbol he wears with pride
- Square Format: Perfect for modern and minimal compositions
- Digital Brushstrokes Technique: Every detail vibrates with life and movement
✨ Perfect For
- Animal lovers and dog enthusiasts
- Those who believe in loyalty and determination
- Studios, bedrooms, reading corners that need an inspiring gaze
- Meaningful gift for Walk for Peace followers
📐 Available Formats
| Format | Dimensions | Ideal For |
|---|---|---|
| Square Small | 30×30 cm (12×12") | Desk, nightstand |
| Square Medium | 60×60 cm (24×24") | Living room, studio |
| Square Large | 90×90 cm (36×36") | Feature wall, hall |
🔧 Premium Technical Specifications
- Material: 340 gsm fine-weave cotton/polyester art canvas
- Printing: 300 DPI technology with UV pigments that last over 100 years
- What You Get: Tubular case with canvas print inside and Certificate of Authenticity
- Finish: Matte anti-reflective protective coating
- Edges: Printed with gallery wrap
📦 What You Receive
- ✅ Canvas print, choose a frame or not, and then all you have to do is hang it.
- ✅ Print on the sides to best fit the frame.
- ✅ Signed certificate of authenticity
- ✅ Positioning guide
- ✅ Premium gift packaging
🛡️ Our Guarantees
- ✅ Satisfaction Guaranteed: 30 days to change your mind
- ✅ Anti-Fading: Colors guaranteed 100+ years
- ✅ Insured Shipping: Professional rigid tube
- ✅ Authenticity: Each artwork is numbered and certified
🎁 Part of the Walk for Peace Collection
This artwork is part of the Walk for Peace Mini-Collection, along with "Step by Step" and "The Welcome". Buy the entire collection and save 15%.
🐾 Who Is Aloka?
Aloka ("light" in Sanskrit) is an Indian Pariah who chose to follow the monks. Nobody trained him. He walked with them for 112 days in India, then flew to America, and now leads the Walk for Peace toward Washington D.C. When he was hit by a car, he refused any rescue vehicle. He kept walking. Today he has over 210,000 followers on Facebook.
The Walk for Peace will arrive in Washington D.C. in mid-February 2026. Aloka will be at the front.
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