Handmade Art & Traditional Decor Collection

Inspired by the royal palaces of Jaipur, this collection of hand-painted wooden Jharokha frames brings a touch of Rajasthani heritage to your walls. Each piece features intricate floral patterns and can be customized as a mirror or a photo frame.

A close up of my Krishna Lippan art, showing the detailed 3D clay and mirror work. This piece combines the traditional art form of Kutch with a divine depiction of Lord Krishna, complete with his peacock feather.

Watch a blank canvas transform into a vibrant Pichwai painting. This traditional art form, which often tells stories of Krishna, features the sacred cow and lotus motifs, all hand painted with bright, beautiful colors.

This is my dot mandala wall art featuring Nataraja, the cosmic dancer. The process of creating these detailed, concentric patterns is a meditation in itself, and I hope this piece brings a similar sense of peace and focus to your home.

These handmade pooja chowkis are perfect for your sacred corner. Crafted from MDF wood, they feature traditional South Indian kolam designs hand painted on a rich red base, making them ideal for festivals or daily rituals.

I love adding a pop of color to traditional forms, like this wooden elephant head wall decor. Hand painted in a vibrant blue with delicate lotus designs, it's a cheerful piece that celebrates Indian motifs.

Here I am at my stall at the Chitrakala Parishat in Bengaluru. It brings me so much joy to share my handmade art with people and see them connect with the stories and traditions behind each piece.