Estimated delivery: Fri, Nov 13 to Fri, Nov 20.

Diamond Kit

Size: X-Large

Boreas (1903) - Diamond Painting Kit

Name: Boreas (1903) - Diamond Painting Kit
Brand: Canvas by Numbers
SKU: N-DP-CBN202尺寸:70x90cm-SQ(方形)
Availability: InStock

by John William Waterhouse

$119.95 USD

John William Waterhouse painted Boreas in 1903, named for the Greek god of the north wind. A maiden is caught in a swirling storm amid blooming flowers, and the whole scene feels charged and dramatic. This Waterhouse diamond painting is a calm craft with a stormy subject, a nice contrast for an evening on the couch.

Quality Adhesive Canvas & Clear Symbols

Precision-Cut Drills

Detailed Artwork = Stunning Results

Tube or box package. NO wrinkles

Shape: Square
Colors: 51
Size: 27.5"x35.4" (70x90cm) · 100,800 diamonds

Includes 1 AB color (aurora borealis) for extra shimmer

X-Large: 27.5" x 35.4" (70x90cm)

Square
Round

Estimated delivery: Fri, Nov 13 to Fri, Nov 20.

%3Cp%3EEarn%20[points_amount]%20when%20you%20buy%20this%20item.%3C/p%3E

Join 200,000+ Happy Customers

How It Works

Peel
Lift the film from a small area of the canvas.
Place
Pick up each diamond with the pen and match it to its symbol.
Display
Press the diamonds flat, then frame or hang your sparkling art.

A beautiful painting of colorful flowers before being coverted into a diamond painting kit

A beautiful painting of colorful flowers after being coverted into a diamond painting kit

Glimmering Masterpieces

Our Diamond Painting Kits offer a selection of unique artworks, allowing you to recreate gorgeous pieces with the radiant beauty of diamonds. Indulge in the elegance of crafting a timeless masterpiece, where every gem placed is a step closer to an awe-inspiring creation.

Why Canvas by Numbers

Dazzling Diamonds

Precision-cut shiny drills of the highest quality.

Timeless Masterpieces

Easy-to-read canvases that will last a lifetime.

Masterful Creation

Our AI and exclusive software craft intricate designs.

Free Diamond Spill Insurance

Drop your diamonds? We've got you covered with replacements.

Real Results, Real Masterpieces!

See what our customers have made with their diamond painting kits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not at all! Our kits are designed for both beginners and experienced artists. The numbered guide makes it easy to follow along, and many users find the process meditative and relaxing. Simply match the symbols on the canvas with the corresponding diamonds and start creating!

Diamond kits delivery time ranges from 7-14 working days. We always strive to get your kits to you as quickly as possible!

We will send tracking information to the e-mail address associated with your order once the item has shipped.

At Canvas by Numbers, we're proud of our exceptional customer service. For our diamond kits, we provide anti-spill insurance. If you accidentally drop your drills, rest assured, we've got you covered and will replace them. Your artistic journey is important to us, and we're here to support you every step of the way!

Completion time varies depending on the size and complexity of the design and an individual's pace. Some can be completed in a few hours, while others might take multiple sessions. Remember, it's not a race! Enjoy the process.

Yes, safety is our top priority. The materials used in our kits are non-toxic and environmentally friendly. Always use the kits as directed and keep them out of reach of small children.

Best Sellers

View more products

Boreas and the North Wind

In Greek myth, Boreas was the god of the cold north wind, usually shown as a winged, bearded figure who swept in with winter. John William Waterhouse left the god himself out of the picture. Instead he painted a young woman caught in his gust, her robes whipping around her as she stands among spring flowers.

The Greeks told many stories about Boreas. In the best known, he carried off Orithyia, a princess of Athens, in a sudden storm.

Who Was John William Waterhouse?

Born in Rome in 1849 to English painter parents, Waterhouse built his career in London and became known for women from myth and legend, such as The Lady of Shalott. His style blends academic polish with the romantic mood of the Pre-Raphaelites.

The Lady of Shalott, at Tate Britain, and Hylas and the Nymphs, at Manchester Art Gallery, are among the most reproduced Victorian paintings today.

What to Look For in Boreas

Waterhouse shows the wind only through what it does. Nothing in the sky is drawn as a god; instead you read the force of the gust in the lifted fabric and the way the figure leans into it. The bright flowers at her feet keep the scene in spring, against the cold of the north wind.

Diamond Painting a Windblown Scene

The swirling fabric is the heart of this design, and its folds become long, flowing bands of sparkle. Work the background and flowers first, then follow the robes in long curves. Find more classic works among our famous paintings.