Client Stories & Custom Art Commissions

Before I ever touch a large canvas, we sit down—physically or virtually—to go over A4-sized texture and color swatches. This isn’t just for show; it helps you see exactly how the light hits the texture in your specific room, ensuring the final piece feels like it has always belonged in your space.

My Approach to Commissions

When you commission a piece, you aren't just ordering a painting; you're inviting a story into your home. My process is designed to be transparent and collaborative, so you are never surprised by the result. Whether it is a large-scale statement piece for a villa or a smaller, Vastu-inspired artwork, my goal is to capture the essence of what you need.

The Collaborative Process

We start with a 30-minute consultation to talk about your space, your vibe, and what you want the art to communicate. I then prepare physical samples, playing with color palettes and texture paste, so we can refine the direction before the main work begins.

I treat every project as a unique journey, and I take my time to get it right. From the initial sketch to the final UV-resistant varnish, every step is a promise of quality. Each piece is delivered with a signed Certificate of Authenticity and a wax seal, marking it as an original masterpiece.

What My Clients Say

It is genuinely humbling to hear how my art has impacted the homes I’ve worked in.

• On Vastu-inspired art: Clients have shared how my '7 Horses' paintings have brought a sense of movement and energy to their living rooms, helping them feel the balance they were looking for.
• On spiritual works: The feedback on pieces like the Navkar Mantra artwork has been incredibly moving. It’s rewarding to hear how these pieces act as a focal point for positivity and peace in their daily lives.
• On charcoal and mixed media: People often mention the detail in my window and door series, noting how they find something new in the shading and textures every time they walk past them.

Every review I receive is a reminder of why I pick up the brush, and I am endlessly grateful to the families and designers in Mumbai and across India who have trusted me with their walls.