21 Oct

Dancing Away Our Woes

Warli folk art is a form of tribal art done by tribal people in the northern region of the Sahyadri Range. Warli art focuses on Mother Nature and its various elements. The art is identified by its simplicity in...

21 Oct

Ananta Ganesha

Ganesha or Ganapati, meaning “Lord of the People,” is one of the most worshipped Gods in Hinduism. With the head of the elephant and the body of the human, Lord Ganesha is believed to remove obstacles blocking new projects...

21 Oct

Tree of Life

The word ‘Kalamkari’ translates to ‘pen craft’ where ‘kalam’ means pen and ‘kari’ translates to work. This vibrant art dates back to over 3000 B.C. As per historians, cloth samples portraying Kalamkari art were discovered at the archaeological sites...

21 Oct

Equilibrium through Change

Madhubani painting is a living tradition based on principles of dualisms, where opposites run in dualisms – day or night, the Sun or moon, etc. They represent a holistic universe, inundated with deities, the Sun and moon, flora and...

21 Oct

Intertwined

Overlapping Mandalas hold a special place in my heart. The way various mandalas are interconnected is akin to our lives. Each of the interconnected and overlapping pieces of mandala in the artwork is a reminder of the way various...

21 Oct

A Bond of Love

Madhubani artform, also called Mithila painting, is said to have developed in the ancient Indian city of Mithila, the birthplace of Sita (wife of Hindu Lord Rama). Mithila paintings with attractively vibrant colors merged with fingers, nibs, brushes and...

21 Oct

Yellow Bloom

I believe that you grow as an artist when you are able to merge two art forms or styles using your creativity and create something that amazes even yourself. Every time I think of doing art, the first thing...

21 Oct

An Ocean of Knowledge

Goddess Saraswati has a very special presence and place in Indian Hindu mythology. She is believed to be the One who endows us with knowledge, music, art, speech, wisdom, and learning. She is one of the Tridevi, along with...

30 Apr

The Epitome of Calmness- The Buddha

The Buddha is considered the epitome of peace and calmness. It is synonymous with spirituality and meditation. Mandalas are considered an auspicious and imperative form of learning in Buddhism. I created this piece while I was searching for some...

30 Apr

The Depth of ‘Being’

3D Mandalas are an artistic way of creating an illusion with patterns. The patterns are done in such a manner that it creates a 3D impact. Creating this artwork is akin to an inward journey as the depth of...

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