Luminous Glass Paintings for Your Home

The Process: Painting in Reverse

Unlike canvas work, glass painting requires me to think backwards. I apply the details first—like the eyes of a deity or the delicate jewelry—and then layer the colours behind them. This process is meditative for me. When you look at the final piece, the smoothness of the glass gives the colours a vivid, saturated quality that canvas simply cannot replicate.

Why Acrylic Sheets?

For these commissions, I typically use high-clarity acrylic sheets instead of traditional glass. They are much safer and unbreakable, which makes them perfect for shipping across India. You get that same glossy, high-end look, but without the worry of damage during transit. These pieces are intended for tabletop display rather than wall mounting, so they come ready to be placed on a small wooden easel.

Customizing Your Piece

While Radha Krishna themes are my most requested subjects, I can translate almost any high-contrast image into this style. Anime figures, minimalist portraits, or simple spiritual symbols work exceptionally well because the transparency allows the light to highlight the outlines. If you have a specific photo you want me to interpret, share it with me, and we can discuss how it will look once the light shines through the glass.

Care Instructions

Because the paint is applied on the reverse side, the surface you touch is the smooth, protective layer of the acrylic. This makes them very easy to clean—just a gentle wipe with a soft, dry cloth keeps them luminous. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubs, as they can cloud the clear surface.