Wheel of Time — A Mandala depicting the power of time with patterns handmade across the eight spokes of Wheel of Time.

Mandalas come in vivid forms but symbol like the ‘Flower of Life’ is a complex structure featuring dozens of circles arranged in an overlapping design. This incredible pattern is created with nineteen overlapping circles creating an image of perfectly symmetrical flowers. The ‘Flower of Life’ symbol is one of the most fascinating geometric symbols of Sacred Geometry which is believed to depict the fundamental forms of space and time and that all life is part of a divine, geometric plan. This special symbol represents the cycle of life and is also known as the blueprint of the universe, containing the basis for the design of every atom, molecular structure, life form and everything in existence. There are many who believe that if one begins to understand the Flower Of Life, one can understand the complex inner and outer workings of the Universe. This ancient symbol that is considered sacred in multiple cultures around the world, demonstrates that all consciousness arises from one source represented by the first circle. This artwork uses the ‘Flower of Life’ as the centrepiece and builds upon various mandala rings (10 rings of pattern and 11 colored rings) that extend in continuation to the ends of the paper in perfect symmetry. Each ring of intricate pattern is alternated with a small colored ring of blue/ golden. This thoughtful and creative artwork is not only a masterpiece of artistic excellence and balance, but also has deeper spiritual connotation. As an artist, creating this piece amounted to uncountable number of hours and took me to the depths of my ‘being’ but the completion of each ring brought immense joy in my heart. By the time I signed it off, I was exhilarated beyond words and had fallen in love with this artwork. I still can’t take my eyes off this one, every time I look at it. This artwork would be made to order as it is or you can contact me to get it customised as per your color choice or the size of the artwork. This masterpiece will not only add to the aesthetics of your home but also bring deep, positive energy of the Universe to your surroundings. Order yours here !

The beauty and depth of this artwork is beyond expression. A Mandala always brings an aura of calmness and peace around it but the amount of depth, interconnectedness and uniqueness this piece carries, makes it even more tranquil and alluring. This interlocked mandala contains two identical mandalas which are joined together representing the correlation of our lives to the lives of people around us. No matter how similar or dissimilar our lives are, they are always intertwined in some respect or the other, inching towards eternal harmony. The presence of subtle metallic shades has added to the charm of this piece. I wanted to add shades of Earth and sky so I used blue, yellow and green. It can be customised with colors of your choice. Click here to place your order. The term mandala translates to “circle (mandal)” in Sanskrit. Carl Jung believed that mandala is the key to self-understanding and self-acceptance. It helps in knowing one’s self more clearly, recognize unhealthy thoughts and behaviors, and move closer to the center of one’s actual being, leaving behind the various illusions of the self which clouded and confined one’s psychological and spiritual vision.

The term ‘Mandala’ evokes feelings of tranquillity and balance. Creating a mandala is truly an inward journey. It helps me introspect, and also calms down the chaos and complexity of thoughts in my mind. The term mandala translates to “circle (mandal)” in Sanskrit and the circle is the most common form of a mandala but a mandala may also be a square enclosing a circle or a series of circles, a square alone, a circle enclosing an image (such as a star or flower), or a rectangle enclosing a circle and so on. The artwork here is unique in its form as it is vertical and it encapsulates multiple small mandala rings around one big mandala while maintaining the balance and symmetry between corresponding mandalas on each side. With border on all four sides and background highlighted in copper, this mandala is alluring in every way. Creating this piece of mandala was like breaking the monotony and traversing a different path to the same place. Shouldn’t we all practice this approach more often in our lives? This artwork can be a reminder to you whenever you are stuck in the mundane! Click here to buy this masterpiece!

Mandalas are known to heal and bring clarity of thought. They bring calmness in times of stress. Creating a mandala is a beautiful experience and creating this piece of art was truly meditative for me. The artwork here is a thoughtful creation of open mandala (no visible circles) with exactly 8 petals in each ring, starting from innermost small petals to the outermost pattern. Intricate patterns in each of the petals make this piece more special. The number 8 represents victory, prosperity and overcoming. An eight-spoke wheel also called ‘Wheel of Dharma’ represents eightfold path used to represent Buddhism. The term mandala translates to “circle (mandal)” in Sanskrit. Carl Jung believed that mandala is the key to self-understanding and self-acceptance. It helps in knowing one’s self more clearly, recognize unhealthy thoughts and behaviors, and move closer to the center of one’s actual being, leaving behind the various illusions of the self which clouded and confined one’s psychological and spiritual vision. This artwork will be made to order as the one in picture was a practice piece done on cartridge paper. Contact here to order or customise this.

Music has a universal language. It is understood by one and all. My intrinsic love for music urged me to create this artwork. I admire the symphony created by a musical instrument and since I cannot create music, I decided to give an ode to musical instruments with this Zentangle inspired artwork where guitar, table and drums have been embellished with intricate patterns to create musical notes that are also a part of the artwork. And did I forget to mention that I glazed the paper with turmeric first? Oh yes! I prepared turmeric paste and brushed it smoothly over the paper to get that yellow background! Zen is a state of mind where any emotion or thought does not bind you. The created patterns are referred to as “tangles” and can be dots, lines, or basic curves. Zentangle was invented by a monk named Rick Roberts and an artist named Maria Thomas. With Zentangle they created a combination of meditation and art. This art form is known to increase focus, creativity, self-confidence and an increased sense of well-being and when I combined it with my love for music, it certainly proved therapeutic. This piece of art is not for sale as turmeric faded away over a period of time but I would be glad to create an art symphony for you with the instruments of your choice and background of any color! You can contact me for the same here.

Zentangle inspired artwork reiterating the importance of gratitude. Handmade artwork done with high quality marker pens and acrylic colors

An epitome of love, Taj Mahal created lovingly with Zentangle inspired patterns. Handmade artwork done using marker pens.

The term mandala translates to “circle (mandal)” in Sanskrit. Carl Jung believed that mandala is the key to self-understanding and self-acceptance. It helps in knowing one’s self more clearly, recognize unhealthy thoughts and behaviors, and move closer to the center of one’s actual being, leaving behind the various illusions of the self which clouded and confined one’s psychological and spiritual vision. Mandalas are generally symmetrical as far as patterns within each ring are concerned. In this artwork here, I tried to replicate the entire mandala creating a pattern of mandalas itself. It did demand a lot of focus and balance of mind and hand but isn’t that how we grow, by challenging ourselves beyond our comfort zone? I loved the vibrant and appeasing outcome with a perfect symmetry and rhythm among all the tiny mandalas. Contact here for customisation or commissioning similar work.

This Zentangle inspired artwork represents a girl chasing a butterfly, a metaphor for life! No matter who we are or where we are, we are always chasing happiness, energy and an ounce of life. The intricate patterns in her dress depict her zest for life. Zen is a state of mind where any emotion or thought does not bind you. Zentangle was invented by a monk named Rick Roberts and an artist named Maria Thomas. With Zentangle they created a combination of meditation and art. Zentangle inspired art involves creating beautiful images using structured and intricate patterns with pen. The created patterns are referred to as “tangles” and can be dots, lines, or basic curves. Known to increase focus, creativity, and an increased sense of well-being, this artform is abstract in nature and relies on the use of patterning to create an all over fill. Click here to buy this alluring artwork.

Zentangle inspired art involves creating beautiful images using structured and intricate patterns with pen. It is abstract in nature and relies on the use of patterning to create an all over fill. Zen is a state of mind where any emotion or thought does not bind you. The created patterns are referred to as “tangles” and can be dots, lines, or basic curves. These shapes are the basic strokes or patterns of a Zentangle art piece. Zentangle was invented by a monk named Rick Roberts and an artist named Maria Thomas. With Zentangle they created a combination of meditation and art. This art form is known to increase focus, creativity, self-confidence and an increased sense of well-being and it surely did all this for me while creating this piece. This artwork represents an Indian woman with elaborate zentangle patterns on her Saree. The woman is seated on a swing, apparently waiting for her love while enjoying her solitude. The borders on all four sides enhance the aesthetics of this art piece. Buy this artwork to add subtle vibrance to your wall.

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 peace within myself during the chaos of Covid times. And I most certainly found it by the time I signed it off. This artwork is adorned in Zentangle-inspired patterns. The handmade artwork created using high-quality marker pens is perfect for those positive vibes in your living room, lounge, prayer room, or even as a gift for someone to whom you wish to send good wishes. It can be customized to suit your requirements of size, color, or other details. Click here to buy or contact us for customisation.

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 of Mohenjo-Daro. During the Mughal era, this style of painting gained massive recognition and during the 18th century, it was promoted as decorative artwork. The skillful art form involves 23 meticulous steps involving, bleaching, washing, drawing, dyeing, etc. This piece of Kalamkari art depicts a royal horse that has been embellished with bejeweled saddle and other ornaments. It has a flag on its forehead representing the empire to which it belongs. Horses were considered as royal carriage for the kings and their army during war in earlier days. The artwork also depicts a Kalamkari tree of life. This hand painted artwork, done in pen and acrylic colours, represents a true taste of traditional art for your home. Buy here .

This artwork is inspired by Kalamkari and Mandala. 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 of Mohenjo-Daro. During the Mughal era, this style of painting gained massive recognition and during the 18th century, it was promoted as decorative artwork. A mandala is a representation of the cosmos in a circular pattern that leads to a central point. The term mandala translates to “circle (mandal)” in Sanskrit. In most cultures, the circle is a symbol of oneness or wholeness, of a new beginning and a state of completion or end. This artwork has been created using motifs of Kalamkari art as patterns for the rings of the mandala. At the core of the mandala, is an elephant, which is a significant element of Kalmakari as elephants are considered sacred symbols of peace, power, and physical and mental strength that bring good luck and prosperity. Their presence alone exudes authority and confidence- a strength that is deeply rooted and evident in their giant stature. As an artist, using my creativity to combine these two art forms was a sign of growth for me. This one will always hold a special place in my heart. It is done on hight quality paper with acrylic colours and marker pens. This artwork can truly enhance the splendor of your wall! Click here to own this piece. You can also contact us to customise or commission similar artworks.

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 of Mohenjo-Daro. During the Mughal era, this style of painting gained massive recognition and during the 18th century, it was promoted as decorative artwork. The skillful art form involves 23 meticulous steps involving, bleaching, washing, drawing, dyeing, etc. Kalamkari art, mainly done in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India, has two main styles-the Srikalahasti style and the Machilipatnam style. This piece of art done on high-quality paper represents the “Tree of Life” which is an interesting concept in itself. While deeply rooted in the earth and escalating towards the sky, it indicates an irrefutable connection of life between the earth and the sky. The painting contains 10 peacocks artistically placed on various branches of the tree, some hidden within leaves, some easily visible to the eyes. These peacocks can mean different roles or relations that keep our journey of life moving on this earth as we progress each day towards our life in heaven, in the sky. This uniquely artistic piece is handmade using premium-quality pens and acrylic colors and can augment the décor of your living room, your coffee lounge, and even your workplace. Click here to own this masterpiece of artistic excellence!

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 the goddesses Lakshmi and Parvati. As an artist, being able to create an artwork of the Goddess was certainly an achievement for me. I felt as if the Goddess held my hand while creating this, and blessed me to create more art. This was indeed a meditative experience. This is a Kalamkari piece of art. Kalamkari art in India has two main styles- Srikalahasti style and Machilipatnam style. Srikalahasti style of painting draws inspiration from the Hindu mythology describing scenes from the epics and folklore. This style holds a strong religious connection because of its origin in the temples. My artwork is inspired by Srikalahasti style of Kalamkari. It will bring positive energy to your workplace, prayer room, or study room. Click here to buy.

Mithila paintings mostly depict people and their association with nature and scenes and deities from the ancient epics. Natural objects like the sun, the moon, and religious plants like tulsi are also widely painted. “Tree of life” depicts the various elements of life in complete harmony. Trees are symbolic of growth, strength, vitality and stability, and give a sense of hope, peace and calmness. Peacocks in Madhubani painting represents divine love, knowledge, prosperity, and romance. The peacocks in this artwork embody fishes to connote acceptance of distinct individuality. This vibrant Madhubani painting shows the coexistence between “Tree of Life” and fauna. It is a symbolic image that connects life & death, and heaven & earth. The roots of the tree begin underground in the realm of the sea and then traversing through the earth, rise to the sky, with branches twisting and intertwining as they connect to the heavens. It serves as a constant reminder to us to rise up through the obstacles and challenges of life to find our true purpose in life. Handmade artwork done using acrylic colours on high quality paper. Click here to own this piece!

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 fauna, among others. Fishes and peacocks are the most common motifs of Madhubani art. 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), daughter of king Janak. It is said that Mithila paintings were commissioned by the king to commemorate the marriage of his daughter to Lord Rama of Ayodhya. It continues to flourish as a household art, mainly as social customs and practices. Due to the growing demand for this artform, the artists have ceased to confine themselves to walls and have started painting on canvases, paper and other objects. My artwork represents two sets of two identical fishes in a circular pattern. To me, it is a representation of the transient yet repetitive nature of life forces. It also symbolizes the four seasons of nature to imply that nothing is permanent in life. Change is inevitable, and yet so vibrant as represented by red and blue colors. Fishes are also associated with the water element, which signifies stability, balance, and tranquility. The artwork is adorned by an intricate border on all four sides. It is done in hight quality marker pen and acrylic colours on thick quality paper. Own this piece of traditional art to comfort you during times of change or gift it to someone to show them that you care! Click here to buy. You can also contact us to customise or commission similar artwork.

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 twigs mostly depict mythological figures as well as people and their association with nature, and scenes and deities from the ancient epics. Natural objects like the sun, the moon, and religious plants like tulsi are also widely painted. This folk art form has five different styles with distinct features. These include Kachni, Bharni, Tantrik, Godna and Kohbar. This particular artwork is inspired by a popular piece of Kachni style of Madhubani art. This particular art form has a unique individual style, mainly made using a monochrome or only two colors. In this style, elaborate line paintings are made. The images are filled with closely drawn parallel lines or small dots. The artwork here depicts two elephants who are bonded in love, feeling each other under a tree that houses a peacock on either side. The intricate patterns done in pen and only two colors add a deep artistic touch to this piece. When I started making this piece, I hadn’t anticipated myself to be so deeply attached to it but the depth of the lines and the patterns pulled me towards it.. This is one of my favorite artworks, the one that I cannot part with. If you wish to buy this piece, I would be happy to make one for your wall with colors of your choice. This folk art adds elegance and class to your room, and also brings you a step closer to your roots, so contact here to order yours!

Eyes speak the language of the soul! A veiled woman with illuminating eyes narrating millions of tales. A Zentangle inspired handmade art.

Sunsets have a way of touching one’s core. The beauty of dawn and dusk is so mesmerizing that it makes you one with the nature. I love to admire the sunset and the night sky and often try to paint it with words or colors. This artwork portrays the feet of a woman who’s dancing to the tune of nature, in the captivating amber hues of the sky at the sunset. The joy and liberty that sunset and dance can bring to a person is evident from the subtle pose of the woman. This artwork is done on canvas with acrylic colors. Contact here for customisation.

This artwork is the book cover designed for the book “When Fire Spoke to Water” using Magic Realism. Magical Realism is an art term that was first invented by the German photographer and art critic Franz Roh in 1925. He used this term to describe artworks which merged elements of realism with fantasy. Magic Realism focused less on social critique and more on exploring the weirdness and bizarreness of existence. Often using exquisite detail and strange perspective, the artists conveyed the wonder of reality. The merging of the present, past and the future, the juxtaposition of dissimilar objects, and the depiction of alienation are just a few ways in which the Magic Realism artists evoke the ambiguity and inscrutability of everyday reality. The artwork here depicts a woman who is perplexed with her earthly issues and wants to escape the reality of life. She looks up in the hope of some peace and guidance at the moon which is full of life and vigor and is showering his light on her. The presence of Sun is indicative of the presence of omnipresent, omnipotent energy that drives every form of life force.

African art is strongly influenced by its flora and fauna and its natural surroundings. African patterns fall into two categories- Geometric and Symbolic. Geometric patterns use lines, curves, zigzags and spirals signifying that life is not linear and straightforward and involves many curves. Symbolic patterns use images that have some symbolic meaning for the artist. These images can include flowers, seeds, stars, crescent and trees. These represent the culture’s belief and history. The artwork here is a fusion of the African art and Mandala. I have used African geometric patterns to create a mandala. Each ring has different patterns. The use of bright colors and unique patterns has made this artwork come alive! Contact here to order this or similar artwork.

The outer space, the vast unknown, has always intrigued me. Colors give wings to my imagination and the galaxy takes many shapes and colors on my canvas. I loved creating this piece with galaxy in the centre and mandala on its outer representing the circle of life that revolves and is impacted by what goes on in the skies above! You can contact for customizing this artwork to incorporate your interpretation or choice of colors for galaxy, or any constellation that you admire, or even your zodiac sign can be a part of the centre.

Saura Art is one of the oldest tribal art form of India. The Sauras are one of India’s oldest tribes, inhabiting the southern part of Odisha. They are deeply connected with nature and used the art form to depict their everyday life in the form of simple figures on the walls of their house. Though simplistic in appearance, it is rich in symbolism and meaning and conveys their true culture, customs and history. Saura art appears similar to Warli because of similar geometrical shapes and earthen colors but the two artforms are different from the composition of the forms to the pattern in which they are placed. This artwork depicts the village life using small figures and vibrant colors. Images of people dancing, drumming, hunting, riding on horse, carrying the load, and also elephants, with intermittent borders as well as symmetrical double borders on all the four sides in different colors have added to the beauty of the overall piece The artwork is a reminder of the value of simple living that we often forget in the wild maze of life. Simple things are beautiful in their own way and bring stillness in the race of life. Click here to buy this artwork.

Saura Art is one of the oldest tribal art form of India. The Sauras are one of India’s oldest tribes, inhabiting the southern part of Odisha. They are deeply connected with nature and used the art form to depict their everyday life in the form of simple figures on the walls of their house. Though simplistic in appearance, it is rich in symbolism and meaning and conveys their true culture, customs and history. Saura art appears similar to Warli because of similar geometrical shapes and earthen colors but the two artforms are different from the composition of the forms to the pattern in which they are placed. This piece of Saura art has been done on paper glazed with deep brown color to bring out the earthen effect and the figures have been done in white acrylic. It depicts the daily life of the tribal people with flora and fauna gracing the scene. Also to be noted is the fact that Sun and Moon are a part of the same painting. This artwork is like a cool breeze that brings simplicity in the maze of life. Click here to buy this artwork.

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 shapes, use of single white colour, minimum tools and creation of beautiful motifs by using simple lines, triangles, squares, circles and dots to form numerous shapes depicting life and beliefs of the Warli tribe. The circle represents the sun and the moon; the triangle mountains and conical trees; and the square, a human invention depicting a sacred enclosure or a piece of land. The beautiful yet delicate geometric patterns of flowers, hunting scenes, farming, wedding rituals, and daily activities bring the painting alive. Warli paintings depict a sense of uniformity in people and highlight close social relationships within their community. A Warli painting can also be a visual narration of their traditional stories. The artwork here depicts one of the most popular themes in Warli art- a spiral chain of humans around one central motif. This in accordance with their belief that life is an eternal journey, and it has no beginning or end. Everyday life involving cooking, horse riding, farming etc. also forms a part of their visual story.

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 shapes, use of single white colour, minimum tools and creation of beautiful motifs by using simple lines, triangles, squares, circles and dots to form numerous shapes depicting life and beliefs of the Warli tribe. The beautiful yet delicate geometric patterns of flowers, hunting scenes, farming, wedding rituals, and daily activities bring the painting alive. Warli paintings depict a sense of uniformity in people and highlight close social relationships within their community. A Warli painting can also be a visual narration of their traditional stories. The artwork here comprises of six miniature paintings (mostly revolving around the Tarpa dance of the community), depicting different ways in which Warli art uses different motifs to present a visual story. Practising this art form proved quite calming as the simplicity of patterns and color allowed me to simplify the complexity of thoughts in my mind. This in turn realigned my mind to look for simplicity in everyday matters of life.

Coffee is not just a drink that stimulates the brain and increases the circulation of adrenaline but an artist’s love in more ways than you can imagine! Coffee painting is a technique in which you use coffee and water to create different shades of the coffee/ brown color. This artwork has been created using five shades of the color made using coffee. The beauty of the dusk has truly been made intense with the deep shades of coffee brown. This artwork infuses a heavenly aroma not only while creating the art piece but for days after the artwork has been made. Coffee lovers must own this unique creation for their love of caffeine! Click here to spread the aroma of coffee painting in your room! It can also be customised to create any artwork using only caffeine. Contact here .

This is the painting of the First Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak Dev ji. I am an ardent follower of Guru Nanak Dev ji and His teachings. When I first started doing art, I had a desire of being able to paint His divine face and I feel He wanted to build my trust in my skill through this painting. Even today, I do not know how I created this spiritual aura, peace, serenity and divinity in His face. I believe He held my hand while I created this artwork and I am truly grateful to Almighty for this eternal blessing! This is done in oil colors. The handwritten excerpt in Gurmukhi is the very first verse written in the Holy book Guru Granth Sahib. It says: ik-oa N kaar One Universal Creator God sa t naam The Name Is Truth kar t aa pura kh Creative Being Personified nir bh a-o nirvair No Fear. No Hatred akaal moora t ajoonee sai bh a N Image Of The Undying, Beyond Birth, Self-Existent gur parsaa d By Guru’s Grace ~ jap Chant And Meditate aa d sach True In The Primal Beginning. jugaa d sach True Throughout The Ages. hai bh ee sach naanak hosee bh ee sach. ||1|| True Here And Now. O Nanak, Forever And Ever True. ||1||