Note : 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 20x40in; Size when framed: 25x45in (2.0in colour border , an anti-glare glass, and a slim wood frame). 
2) Price of painting includes an anti-glare glass frame, a border (if applicable) and a 2cm wood frame. 
 
This intricate Tree of Life Pattachitra painting celebrates growth, abundance, and the harmony of nature. Its finely detailed branches are alive with hidden birds nestled among blossoms and foliage, symbolising joy, freedom, and the interconnectedness of all living beings. Beyond its beauty, the artwork brings with it the symbolism of renewal, balance, and positivity—qualities believed to invite prosperity and peace into a space. As a hand-painted piece, it offers not just visual richness but also a connection to traditional art, making it a meaningful center-piece and a lasting investment both in art and in spirit.

Maroon Tall Tree of Life

This Tibetian Painting is the work of a revered being in total meditative state. The elements : 
-Central Palace: The innermost square represents the divine dwelling of enlightened beings — the ultimate state of wisdom and compassion. Its gateways mark the spiritual journey inward toward enlightenment. 
-Concentric Circles: Surrounding the palace are rings symbolising the elements — fire, water, air, and ether — each in vibrant hues of blue, red, gold, and green. These layers mirror the balance of cosmic forces that sustain life. 
-Deities and Symbols: Along the circular borders, one finds miniature deities and sacred emblems — the Wheel of Dharma, lotus petals, and eternal knots — representing protection, purity, and interconnectedness. 
-Ornate Borders: The outer floral designs in red, turquoise, and gold signify the unfolding of universal energy and creative power. 
-Owning the painting is an act of welcoming peace, balance, and spiritual grounding into one’s space.

The Green Kala Chakra Mandala

This breathtaking hand-painted Mandala is a sacred symphony of gold, blue, and black — a visual meditation that draws you inward toward stillness and balance. Every line, curve, and symbol within this artwork carries centuries of wisdom from Himalayan Buddhist traditions. At its heart lies the eternal “Om”, the primal sound from which all creation arises — the vibration that connects every being to the cosmos. 
 
Encircling this sacred syllable are meticulously inscribed Tibetan mantras, written in spiraling perfection. These ancient scripts represent prayers of compassion, peace, and awakening. The golden letters, painted by steady, meditative hands, seem almost to breathe with light — as though each word carries the pulse of the universe. When gazed upon, the spiral pulls the eye inward, quietening the mind and opening the heart. 
 
This artwork invites viewers to move beyond form into awareness, to find stillness amidst amidst movement, and to reconnect with the rhythm of life itself.

The Gold Thangka OM

Cost includes framing with a colour border, an anti-glare glass and a wood frame. 
Mandala of Infinite Tranquility 
 
Encircled by a luminous blue aura, this piece reflects the vastness of space and calm awareness. The gold-lined architecture within the mandala mirrors divine order, while the floral corner designs breathe life and vitality into the composition. 
In Buddhist philosophy, the mandala represents the universe in its purest form — a sacred space where divine energies reside. Its intricate geometry symbolises the journey from the outer world toward the inner self, ultimately reaching enlightenment at the center. Every colour, symbol, and pattern carries meaning: gold for wisdom, blue for infinity, red for compassion, and green for balance. 
Owning a mandala painting brings more than aesthetic grace — it invites balance, mindfulness, and calm energy into one’s space. The concentric layers evoke peace and order, aligning the environment with harmony and purpose.

The Blue Kala Chakra Mandala

White Tall Tree of Life

Note : $390(Unframed) / $470(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 10x14in; Size when framed: 15x19in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference.

Peacock Duos

Black Buddha

Note : $90(Unframed) / $130(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 5x5in; Size when framed: 10x10in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
 
Madhubani is a traditional Indian folk art form from Bihar, known for its intricate patterns and vibrant colours. Painted by women, it uses natural dye on paper 
In Madhubani art, the tree is a powerful and recurring symbol that represents: 
#Life and fertility – Trees signify growth, abundance, and the cycle of life. 
#Connection between earth and sky – symbolising the link between the material and spiritual worlds. 
#Shelter and protection – trees provide shade or refuge, representing nurturing and security. 
#Divinity and cosmic order – sacred trees like the Kalpavriksha or Bodhi tree symbolise divine blessings or enlightenment. 
Trees are often surrounded by birds, animals, or deities, emphasising harmony

Round Tree

The Wedding

This artwork depicts a Tibetan Buddhist mandala, a Kalachakra (Wheel of Time Mandala). 
 
	•	A mandala is a spiritual and ritual symbol in Hinduism and Buddhism representing the universe. 
	•	The Kalachakra Mandala specifically represents a divine palace — a cosmic diagram of the enlightened mind, with intricate layers symbolising the journey toward enlightenment. 
	•	The center often contains the deity Kalachakra (the embodiment of time and wisdom) united with his consort, symbolising the harmony of wisdom and compassion. 
	•	The square structures within the circle represent walls, gates, and inner sanctums of the spiritual palace. 
	•	The outer concentric circles symbolise different levels of consciousness and elements of the universe (fire, water, air, earth, space). 
	•	The ornate geometric precision embodies cosmic balance and order, used as a meditation tool to help practitioners visualise the path to enlightenment.

Mandala of Compassion and Continuity

Note : $90(Unframed) / $140(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 7x16in; Size when framed: 10x20in (1.5in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
 
Pattachitra, meaning "picture on cloth", is a traditional style of painting from Odisha, India. It often depicts scenes from Hindu mythology and is considered a folk art. These vibrant, detailed paintings are typically made on silk or cloth canvas using natural dyes and pigments. Colours are painted flat without any shading and has a focus on intricate patterns and bold lines. Themes include stories of Lord Jagannath, Krishna, and other deities as well as the 'Tree of Life'. 
Supporting or buying Pattachitra art is a meaningful act of cultural preservation. Every painting is a living tradition.

1a12_Tree of Life

Cost includes framing with a colour border, an anti-glare glass and a wood frame. 
Rooted in ancient Himalayan tradition, Thangka painting is a sacred art form that unites devotion, discipline, and meditation. Hand-painted by skilled artists trained in precise iconography, each work embodies centuries of spiritual lineage. Created with natural pigments and gold, every brushstroke follows scripture-guided proportions — transforming art into a meditative act of offering. 
 
Sacred Tibetan mandalas symbolise the cosmos and the journey toward enlightenment. Each hand-painted piece radiates harmony, balance, and spiritual awakening through precise geometry, vivid hues, and divine symbolism. 
 
Effect in a Space: 
A red mandala radiates vitality and emotional warmth, energising the environment while still grounding it in sacred geometry. It’s ideal for spaces meant to inspire passion, creativity, and purpose — or as a focal point for heart-centered meditation.

The Red Kala Chakra Mandala

Note : $780(Unframed) / $870(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 20x27 framed with/without a 2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame. 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
 
Madhubani is a traditional Indian folk art form from Bihar, known for its intricate patterns and vibrant colours. Painted by women, it uses natural dye on paper

Fish Mandala_green

Note : 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 7x16in; Size when framed: 10x20in (1.5in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
 
Pattachitra, meaning "picture on cloth", is a traditional style of painting from Odisha, India. It often depicts scenes from Hindu mythology and is considered a folk art. These vibrant, detailed paintings are typically made on silk or cloth canvas using natural dyes and pigments. Colours are painted flat without any shading and has a focus on intricate patterns and bold lines. Themes include stories of Lord Jagannath, Krishna, and other deities as well as the 'Tree of Life'. 
Supporting or buying Pattachitra art is a meaningful act of cultural preservation. Every painting is a living tradition.

4a_Tree of Life

Fish Mandala_blue

3e12_Tree of Life

Fish Mandala_red

Note : 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 20x27 framed with/without a 2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame. 
2) Cost includes an anti-glare glass frame, a border (where applicable) and a 2cm frame) 
"Pretty Peacock" captures the majestic presence of India's national bird, the peacock, in a scene of lush flora and fauna. The peacock, adorned with a spectacular display of vibrant, multi-coloured feathers, stands as a symbol of grace, beauty, and pride. This artwork highlights hues that reflect the diverse elements of the Madhubani tradition. The surrounding flowers and leaves, depicted in rich, complementary colours, enhance the peacock’s regal stance, creating a sense of movement and vitality. This piece is a celebration of nature’s splendour, cultural heritage, and the timeless elegance of traditional Indian art.

Pretty Peacock

Tree of Life V

The golden concentric script is a hand-written mantra, its gradient from deep navy through cobalt to royal blue evokes expanding layers of awareness — a visual meditation on depth, clarity, and inner awakening - esembles a Kalachakra Mandala, or "Wheel of Time." 
.The outer border of dragons and lotus motifs serves as a celestial guard of wisdom and protection, while the center bears the sacred syllable Hrih — the pure essence of Avalokiteśvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. 
 
The Eight Auspicious Symbols (Ashtamangala) of Tibetan Buddhism: 
 * Precious Parasol (protection) 
 * White Conch Shell (fame of the Dharma) 
 * Two Golden Fish (salvation from suffering) 
 * Knot of Eternity/Endless Knot (intertwining of wisdom and compassion) 
 * Vase of Great Treasures (longevity, prosperity) 
 * Victory Banner (victory over ignorance) 
 * Lotus Flower (purity, enlightenment) 
 * Wheel of Dharma/Eight-Spoked Wheel (the Noble Eightfold Path)

Beyond the Mantra

Women at Work

This is a Tibetan Mandala of the Mantra of Compassion, a sacred geometric painting deeply rooted in Buddhist philosophy and meditative tradition. The script is the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra, one of the most revered chants in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolising universal compassion and enlightenment. 
 
The repeating mantra “Om Mani Padme Hum” translates to: “Hail to the jewel in the lotus.” Each syllable purifies a different aspect of human existence: 
 
Om – purifies ego and pride 
Ma – purifies jealousy 
Ni – purifies passion and desire 
Pad – purifies ignorance 
Me – purifies greed 
Hum – purifies hatred and anger 
When viewed or meditated upon, this artwork serves as a visual prayer for compassion, radiating peace to the observer and the environment around it. 
Traditionally, such mandalas are created by trained monastic artistswho have undergone spiritual and artistic training under lamas or monasteries. 
It serves as a spiritual shield, radiates the vibration of compassion,

The Blue Thanka OM

Note : $195(Unframed) / $250(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed painting: 5x15in; Size when framed: 10x20in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference.

Shy Beauty

This Thangka painting depicts Ganesha, known as Ganapathi in Tibetan Buddhism. 
	•	He is often shown with a joyful expression, symbolising wisdom, success, and the removal of obstacles. 
	•	Thangkas are painted on cotton or silk, using mineral and natural pigments. The vivid colours and fine line-work, along with the blue swirling cloud patterns, are typical of Himalayan Buddhist art — representing divine energy and transcendence. 
	•	Ganesha’s dance pose represents the cosmic rhythm of creation and destruction, a balance of joy and wisdom. The mouse beneath him is his vehicle (vahana), symbolising the ability to control desire and ego — even the smallest creature can carry divine power. The halo behind his head signifies his enlightened nature while the lotus in his hand is a symbol of purity and spiritual awakening. 
	•	In Nepal, Ganesha is considered a protector of dharma. Such paintings are often used in meditation and ritual spaces to invoke blessings.

Tsokyi Gonpo (Ganpati)

Upward Fish

Size of Paintng 18x24inches, when framed 21x27in or bigger. 
 
This exquisite hand-painted Thangka depicts the Medicine Buddha, the embodiment of healing energy and spiritual transformation. His deep blue hue radiates calm, peace, and protection — said to dissolve physical, emotional, and karmic suffering. Surrounding him are smaller Buddhas — protectors of compassion, wisdom, and transformation — each amplifying the energy of healing. The Medicine Buddha holds the myrobalan plant and a bowl of nectar, signifying the power to cure both physical and spiritual suffering. 
Why Own This? 
* Invites serenity, clarity, and renewal into your space 
* A sacred reminder of compassion and mindfulness 
* Believed to bless your home with protective, healing energy 
 
🩵 A timeless spiritual piece — for your altar, meditation space, or healing corner.

Medicine Buddha (Bhaisajyaguru)–The Healer of all Worlds

Note: Cost of painting is $1080 and it includes a 2 in black wood frame & an anti-glare protective glass. Unframed painting costs $930! 
 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference.

Krishna's Love

This painting beautifully captures a serene rural scene of a farmer ploughing his field with an ox. The artist uses a rich, impressionistic style with bold brushstrokes and a vivid palette of blues, greens, and warm hues to create a sense of life and motion. 
 
In the foreground, the farmer—barefoot and clad in a simple dhoti and turban—guides his ox through a flooded paddy field. The water reflects the sky’s colourful tones, blending shades of pink, blue, and yellow, suggesting either dawn or dusk. The ox stands strong and patient, symbolising resilience and partnership between man and nature. 
 
In the background, lush green trees and distant palm silhouettes evoke the tranquility of the countryside. The soft merging of sky and earth through colour gives the scene a dreamy, almost spiritual quality, celebrating the humble dignity of agrarian life. 
 
This painting represents simplicity, hard work, and harmony with nature — a tribute to the timeless rhythm of rural life.

The Scent of Wet Earth

Note : $98(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed painting on paper : 4x4in; Size when framed: 8x8in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) These are already framed and unframed version is not available for this size 
These are unique - no 2 pieces are identical. Handmade by women from a region called Madhubani, these are organic art that speaks heritage and spells culture! 
Birds represent Beauty & Love. 
Trees represent Growth or Progress. 
Elephants represents Strength/Resilience/Long life 
Tortoise represents the avatar of Sri Vishnu and are steady 
Fish respresents Fertility/Prosperity/Harmony 
Mandala represents Focus 
Lotus represents Purity/Spirituality

Lotus Bud

Note: Cost of painting includes an anti-glare glass frame, a border (where applicable) and a 2cm wood frame. 
This Madhubani painting depicts a vibrant underwater scene filled with a school of fish, each uniquely adorned with intricate patterns and bold colours. The fish swim in harmony, creating a sense of rhythmic motion that mimics the natural flow of the ocean. At the center of the artwork, a single fish stands out, representing a focal point of unity amid diversity, reflecting the interconnectedness of all life forms. The circular arrangement suggests an endless cycle, much like the ceaseless currents of the sea, and the meticulous detailing in each fish portrays a sense of individuality within the collective. This piece is a celebration of the vibrant life beneath the ocean’s surface.

Ocean's Dance

Krishna's Cows

Twin Love

This painting vividly captures the essence of everyday life in an Indian village, portraying a serene and communal atmosphere. Women are engaged in various activities: grinding grain, preparing food, and socializing, while the men tend to livestock and agricultural tasks in the background. The warm color palette, including earthy tones of orange, red, and green, highlights the harmony between human life and nature. The painting uses a traditional style with intricate patterns and vibrant colors, emphasizing the cultural significance of these daily routines. The composition reflects a sense of unity and contentment, evoking a nostalgic connection to the simplicity and richness of rural life.

Village Life in Harmony

Squirrels

JaggannathPuri Team Red Plain

Note : 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting:24x40in; Size when framed: 28x45in (2.0in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a wood frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
3) Price of painting includes an anti-glare glass frame, a border (where applicable) and a 2cm wood frame.

Spiritual Lotus Tree of Life

Note : 
1) Size of the unframed canvas painting: 19x13in; Size when framed: 24x18in (2.0in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference.

Ganesha Dancing (white background)

Hanuman orange platform

Ganesha Dancing (Pink Background)

Cost of painting includes framing with an anti-glare glass, a wood frame and a colourful border if needed. The dimensions will increase by 5inches to width and 5inches to height after framing. 
Islamic Art 
This painting captures the quiet elegance of a red Persian-style rug draped over a chair, rendered on velvet cloth that adds a soft, tactile richness to the piece. The intricate details of the rug — with its ornate motifs, delicate floral patterns, and finely balanced geometry — evoke a sense of tradition and craftsmanship. The deep red tones convey warmth and luxury, while the play of light on the velvet surface gives the artwork a subtle shimmer, enhancing its depth and texture. The composition feels intimate yet regal, inviting the viewer to appreciate the quiet beauty of everyday objects transformed into art.

The Red Rug

size:24x33inch/ framing size:approx 27x36inches! 
 
This Pattachitra painting illustrates how Indian mythology and epic literature are visually narrated through folk art forms. The narrative is depicted in a sequential storytelling format, often used in traditional scroll paintings. 
 
The main panel in the center depicts **Lord Rama and Sita**, seated on a grand throne after their victory over Ravana. They are surrounded by their companions, including **Hanuman**, **Lakshmana** and other members of the royal court. 
 
The painting is framed with episodes from the **Ramayana**, the ancient Indian epic - including the **Birth of Rama and his brothers**, **Rama breaking Shiva's bow at Sita’s swayamvara, the forest exile, abduction of Sita by Ravana, Hanuman’s journey to Lanka, battle scenes between Rama and Ravana, and Rama’s pattabhishekam as shown in the central scene. 
This painting celebrates Dharma (righteousness) and the triumph of good over evil.

"Rama Pattabhishekam: The Divine Coronation"

The White Rug

Size of unframed painting :10x20inches / Framed painting: 15x25inches ( border inch and 0.5inch black wood frame)

Ganesha – The Serene Bestower

Size of unframed painting :20x28inches / Framed painting: 25x33inches ( border inch and 0.5inch black wood frame)

Ganapathy 11

Ganapathy 111

Size of unframed painting :20x25inches / Framed painting: 25x30inches ( border inch and 0.5inch black wood frame)

Ganesha – The Inner Light

Ganapathy V

Ganesha Dancing (monochrome)

Note : 
1) Size of the unframed canvas painting: 19x13in; Size when framed: 24x18in (2.0in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
 
This Pattachitra painting depicts Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and god of wisdom. Seated on a lotus, Ganesha's four arms hold symbolic items: a noose for controlling desires, an elephant goad for guiding, a sweet modak symbolising bliss, and his broken tusk signifying sacrifice. His mouse companion represents desire, showing Ganesha's mastery over it. The vibrant arch and floral patterns frame him like a temple, while the dark sky symbolises cosmic vastness. Peacocks on either side add beauty and balance. Painted in natural colours with intricate detail, this artwork blends devotion and craftsmanship, inviting blessings of wisdom, success, and fortune.

Ganesha: Lord of Beginnings and Remover of Obstacles

This artwork shows Goddess Saraswati, the deity of wisdom and music, seated on a carved pedestal. TShe plays a veena with serene focus, holding a palm leaf manuscript. 
Note : 
1) Size of the unframed canvas painting: 19x13in; Size when framed: 24x18in (2.0in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
 
This painting portrays Goddess Saraswathi, the Hindu deity of wisdom, music, and learning, in elegant Pattachitra style. Her serene white complexion represents purity and truth, set against a vibrant pink background that enhances her divine aura. In her hands, she holds a palm-leaf manuscript and a rosary, reflecting intellectual and spiritual pursuits. Adorned with intricate jewellery and a crown, her calm gaze exudes focus and grace. The ornate arch and floral borders frame her, signifying the sacred space of wisdom.

Saraswathi : The Radiance of Wisdom and the Harmony of Arts

Note : 
1) Size of the unframed canvas painting: 19x13in; Size when framed: 24x18in (2.0in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
 
Pattachitra paintings are renowned for their intricate detailing, characterised by bold outlines, flat application of natural colours, and a richly decorated border that frames the central figure. The deep blue background symbolises divinity and cosmic power. 
This particular artwork depicts Pancha Mukha Hanuman, the five-faced form of Lord Hanuman, a revered figure in Hindu mythology. Each of Hanuman’s five faces—Hanuman, Garuda, Varaha, Narasimha, and Hayagriva—symbolises different aspects of divine strength, protection, and wisdom. Worshipped for his ability to remove obstacles and offer protection, Pancha Mukha Hanuman is a powerful symbol of courage and devotion.

Pancha Muga Hanuman_standing

Note : 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 19x13in; Size when framed: 24x18in (2.0in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference.

Ganesha (Silk)

Note : $430(Unframed) / $510(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 7.5x2in; Size when framed: 12.5x27in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference.

Duo Orange

Beautiful Peacock

Growth Tree

Prayers of a Girl

Note : $200(Unframed) / $250(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 7x11in; Size when framed: 12x16in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference.

Hanuman Sanjeevi

Avatar

Strength & Love

Lotus Tri Flower

Elephant under the shade

#Canvas is stretched on wood and ready to be hung! 
 
This vibrant Kerala mural painting depicts Goddess Saraswati, the Hindu deity of knowledge, music, and art. Seated gracefully on a blooming pink lotus, she plays the veena, symbolising harmony and creativity. With four arms, she holds prayer beads and gestures blessings. Her serene face is framed by an ornate crown and a glowing halo, embodying divine wisdom. The artwork features intricate jewellery, flowing garments, and rich, earthy colours, blending warm oranges with cool blues. Traditional cloud and wave motifs enhance the celestial setting. A beautiful representation of grace, learning, and sacred art.

Saraswathi Devi

Note : $98(framed) 
- Size of the unframed painting on paper : 8x8in; Size when framed: 12x12in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
 
- Each is unique, no 2 pieces are identical. Handmade by women from a region called Madhubani, these are organic art that speaks heritage and spells culture! 
Birds represent Beauty & Love. 
Trees represent Growth or Progress. 
Elephants represents Strength/Resilience/Long life 
Tortoise represents the avatar of Sri Vishnu and are steady 
Fish respresents Fertility/Prosperity/Harmony 
Mandala represents Focus 
Lotus represents Purity/Spirituality 
Gods - as is

Ganesha Mourya

Pattachitra - painted on silk. 
Framing options : enhance with a border mat, antiglare glass and a sleek frame. 
Final size after framing - 26x36inches

Musical Instruments

Note : $130(Unframed) / $180(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 8x8in; Size when framed: 12x12in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. 
Madhubani is a traditional Indian folk art form from Bihar, known for its intricate patterns and vibrant colours. Typically painted by women, it uses natural dyes and pigments on paper, cloth, or walls. The themes often depict nature, mythology, and rituals, with symbolic motifs like fish, birds, and gods.

Lakshmi Devi

#Canvas is stretched on wood and ready to be hung! 
 
This vibrant Kerala mural painting depicts Lord Ganesha, the Hindu deity of wisdom, beginnings, and remover of obstacles. He is seated majestically on a blooming pink lotus, holding unusual symbols like the 'shell and wheel', while one hand blesses devotees. His large elephant head is adorned with an ornate crown and elaborate ornaments. Warm oranges blend into cool blues with cloud and wave motifs, creating a divine and balanced setting. A graceful celebration of intellect, prosperity, and sacred tradition.

Ganesha

Prosperous Love

Duo Pink Peacock

Note : 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 24x40in; Size when framed: 28x45in (2.0in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
3) Price of painting includes an anti-glare glass frame, a border (where applicable) and a 2cm wood frame.

Radha Krishna Ganesha Life Story

Green Duos

Fish Realm

Note: Cost of painting includes a 0.75in black wood frame & 2in beige colour mat, has dimension of 16x20inches. 
"Dance of the Fishes" is a vibrant depiction of aquatic life, meticulously crafted in the traditional Madhubani style. The artwork bursts with energy, capturing the rhythmic movement of numerous fish arranged in a mesmerising circular pattern against a vivid red background. Each fish is delicately drawn, with fine black outlines and intricate details, creating a sense of motion and harmony. The repetition of the fish, with their alternating directions, symbolises unity in diversity, reflecting the interconnectedness of life. The red backdrop, a colour often associated with life force and vitality. This piece is not just an artistic expression but also a celebration of life’s cyclical nature, echoing the eternal dance of existence in the waters of the world.

Dance of the Fishes

Note : $110(Unframed) / $160(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 5.5x7.5in; Size when framed: 10x12in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
 
This captivating Madhubani piece features two fish facing each other, locked in symmetrical harmony. Their bodies are covered with layers of scales, represented by a mesh of intricate, fine lines, and geometric shapes. Red and black hues bring out the patterns of the fish's tails, fins, and faces. The fish are encircled by floral motifs and vines, creating a frame that adds balance to the composition. In Madhubani art, fish symbolise fertility, abundance, and good fortune, often appearing in pairs to signify harmony in relationships. The meticulous detailing of each element and adds a rhythm to the piece, making it visually dynamic while still exuding a sense of balance.

Fertility Fish

Note : $110(Unframed) / $160(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 5.5x7.5in; Size when framed: 10x12in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
Madhubani is a traditional Indian folk art form from Bihar. 
 
Turtle Symbolism: 
Stability and longevity – turtles live long lives and move steadily, symbolising endurance, wisdom, and patience. 
 
Creation and cosmic balance – in Hindu mythology, the turtle is associated with Karma, the second avatar of Lord Vishnu, who supported the cosmic mountain during the churning of the ocean. 
 
Protection and grounding – its hard shell symbolises safety, security, and the home carried within. 
 
Overall, the turtle in Madhubani reflects spiritual depth, cosmic order, and a peaceful, enduring strength.

Steady Turtle

Shiva Shakti

Note : $780(Unframed) / $870(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 20x27 framed with/without a 2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame. 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
 
Madhubani is a traditional Indian folk art form from Bihar, known for its intricate patterns and vibrant colours. Painted by women, it uses natural dye on paper 
In Madhubani art, the tree is a powerful and recurring symbol that represents: 
#Life and fertility – Trees signify growth, abundance, and the cycle of life. 
#Connection between earth and sky – symbolising the link between the material and spiritual worlds. 
#Shelter and protection – trees provide shade or refuge, representing nurturing and security. 
#Divinity and cosmic order – sacred trees like the Kalpavriksha or Bodhi tree symbolise divine blessings or enlightenment. 
Trees are often surrounded by birds, animals, or deities, emphasising harmony

Tree of Life_Green

Note : $110(Unframed) / $160(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 5.5x7.5in; Size when framed: 12x10in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. 
This painting is a celebration of love in its purest form, transcending time and space, a divine duo whose bond symbolises the union of the human soul with the divine. The rich patterns surrounding them, with blooming flowers and swirling vines, evoke the lushness of Vrindavan, the sacred land where their love blossomed. The sun shines brightly behind them, symbolising the divine illumination and eternal nature of their bond. 
Madhubani techniques are characterised by fine line work and vibrant colours, to bring the figures to life, while the complex motifs of flora and fauna convey the harmony of nature around the divine lovers.

Radha Krishna Just Met

Note: Cost of painting includes a 2 in black wood frame & an anti-glare protective glass. 
"The Web of Life" is a captivating Madhubani painting that explores the profound connection between nature and the cosmic order through the depiction of a vibrant tree. The tree, with its expansive canopy filled with intricately patterned leaves, symbolizes the vitality and interconnectedness of all life forms. Each branch and leaf is meticulously detailed, showcasing the typical Madhubani technique of filling every inch of space with fine patterns, which adds a profound depth and texture to the work. The bold use of black outlines against the subtle hints of color highlights the symbolic importance of the tree as a source of life and a link between the heavens and the earth. The geometric border frames the central motif beautifully, enhancing the artwork’s sacred and meditative quality. This painting invites viewers to reflect on the intricate patterns of life and the delicate balance of nature.

The Web of Life

Note : $110(Unframed) / $160(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 5.5x7.5in; Size when framed: 12x10in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. 
Madhubani is a traditional Indian folk art form from Bihar, known for its intricate patterns and vibrant colors. Typically painted by women, it uses natural dyes and pigments on paper, cloth, or walls. The themes often depict nature, mythology, and rituals, with symbolic motifs like fish, birds, and gods. 
This painting shows an Indian woman in a garden bursts with vivid colours and fine patterns. Draped in a sari, she stands amid blooming flowers, leafy trees in a warm day! The scene, rich in symmetry and intricate detailing, reflects nature’s harmony and the artist’s devotion to celebrating everyday rural life in timeless folk tradition.

Radha's Search

Tree of Life_Red

Fish Feista

Note : $195(Unframed) / $250(framed) 
1) Size of the unframed silk painting: 5x15in; Size when framed: 10x20in (2in border, a glass protection and slim wood frame). 
2) For illustration purpose, a white border and a black frame is used. This can be customised to suit your preference. 
 
Madhubani is a traditional Indian folk art form from Bihar, known for its intricate patterns and vibrant colours. Painted by women, it uses natural dye on paper 
In Madhubani art, the tree is a powerful and recurring symbol that represents: 
#Life and fertility – Trees signify growth, abundance, and the cycle of life. 
#Connection between earth and sky – symbolising the link between the material and spiritual worlds. 
#Shelter and protection – trees provide shade or refuge, representing nurturing and security.

Wishing Tree

Women Fishing

Triplet Sunflowers

#Canvas is stretched on wood and ready to be hung! 
This vibrant Kerala mural painting beautifully depicts 
Lord Krishna in his youthful, divine form alongside a sacred cow — symbolising love, compassion, and the pastoral charm of Vrindavan. Krishna stands gracefully, adorned in ornate jewels and a richly patterned dhoti, holding his iconic flute that enchants all of creation. The cow beside him, calm and gentle, reflects the deep bond between the divine and nature. Radiant with earthy reds and lush greens, the mural is framed by traditional motifs and fluid lines. A serene celebration of divinity, innocence, and eternal harmony with nature.

Krishna with Cow

This artwork is a detailed pen-and-ink drawing of an ancient temple nestled in a dense jungle. The temple features a distinctly South Indian architectural style, inspired by Dravidian temple structures. Its prominent tiered gopuram, intricate carvings, and ornate entrance are hallmarks of South Indian temples, particularly those built during the Chola or Pallava dynasties. 
 
The composition frames the temple with large, twisted trees in the foreground, creating a dramatic, almost cinematic perspective. The thick foliage, hanging roots, and scattered palm trees evoke a sense of mystery and abandonment, suggesting that the temple is ancient and possibly forgotten by time. If you knew this is actually Cambodia, would that surprise you? 
Size of painting :20x28inches / When framed with a 3inch border 3inch and 0.5inch wood frame, the painting will be approx 27x35 inches

Forgotten Temple in Cambodia

Size of unframed painting :20x28inches / Framed painting: 27x35inches ( border 3inch and 0.5inc black wood frame)

Tanjavur Mela Veedhi

Vintage Door & Scooty

This is a black-and-white pen drawing of the South Gate of Angkor Thom, an ancient city in Cambodia. The artwork showcases a richly detailed jungle scene with large trees and dense foliage framing a stone gate adorned with the iconic face of Avalokiteshvara or a bodhisattva, a hallmark of Khmer architecture. A path leads through the gate, along which elephants with riders are seen walking toward the viewer, adding life and historical context to the scene. On the right side, a row of stone statues, likely depicting gods and demons holding a naga (serpent), flanks the causeway leading up to the gate, referencing the Hindu myth of the Churning of the Ocean of Milk. The overall composition emphasises the harmony between nature and the grandeur of ancient architecture. 
Size of unframed painting :20x28inches / Framed painting: 27x35inches (border 3inch and 0.5inc black wood frame)

South Gate of Anchor Thom

This is a detailed pen-and-ink style drawing of the **Padmanabhaswamy Temple** in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India. The artwork captures the temple’s iconic **Dravidian-style gopuram** (gateway tower) in the background, which is highly ornate with intricate sculptural elements. In the foreground, you can see traditional Kerala-style architecture with sloping tiled roofs, small waterfront pavilions, and lush trees including coconut palms. 
The entire scene is reflected in a serene body of water, suggesting the **temple tank**, which is typical in South Indian temple complexes. The drawing is rich in texture and uses cross-hatching to convey depth, shadow, and foliage density, giving it a classic, timeless aesthetic. 
 
Size of painting :20x28inches / When framed with a 3inch border 3inch and 0.5inch wood frame, the painting will be approx 27x35 inches

Theppakulam of Sri Padmanabaswamy Temple

Note: Cost of painting includes a 2 in black wood frame & an anti-glare protective glass. 
The Eternal Tree is a stunning monochrome Madhubani artwork depicting a sprawling tree with finely detailed branches and leaves. The tree's symmetrical and sprawling branches symbolise life, growth, and resilience, often interpreted as the "Tree of Life." Each leaf is painstakingly outlined, creating a dense canopy that invites the viewer to explore the repetitive, hypnotic patterns within. Surrounding the tree is an intricately designed border, composed of geometric patterns that add depth and frame the central theme. The black-and-white palette enhances the intricate details of the composition, drawing attention to the flow and form of the natural subject. This artwork elegantly bridges the gap between traditional craftsmanship and abstract expression, making it both rooted in cultural heritage and open to modern interpretation

The Eternal Tree

Old Kanchipuram Kailasanathar Temple

Size of unframed painting :11x13inches / Framed painting: 16x18inches ( border inch and 0.5inch black wood frame)

Shiva suppressing Ignorance

Size of unframed painting :20x28inches / Framed painting: 27x35inches ( border 3inch and 0.5inc black wood frame) 
 
This is a detailed monochrome sketch of two iconic Hindu figures. On the left is **Nataraja**, Lord Shiva in his cosmic dance, encircled by a flaming halo. He has multiple arms: one holds fire (destruction), another a drum (creation), one points to his raised foot (liberation), and one offers protection. He dances on the demon Apasmara, symbolizing the triumph over ignorance. His hair flows outward, richly adorned. On the right stands a serene female figure, possibly **Parvati**, his consort, or a divine devotee, in traditional attire with ornate jewelry. The sketch captures intricate textures, expressive postures, and spiritual symbolism, echoing the beauty of South Indian temple art.

Natarajar & Sivakami

Ancient Kanchipuram Varadharaja Swamy Temple

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