Cultural and Spiritual Rangoli and Mural Art

When I work on these spiritual pieces, I use a specific mix of charcoal powder and white stone dust to get that high-contrast, realistic look. It takes patience to build the layers, but it makes the deities and cultural figures pop, especially under festival lighting.

Whether it is a Yakshagana figure or a depiction of Bappa for Ganesh Chaturthi, I believe art should tell a story. My process starts with understanding the space and the event—be it a temple jatra, a public art fair like Chitra Santhe, or a corporate cultural program. For these large-scale works, I often use the traditional Sanskar Bharti technique, but I love to push the boundaries with monochromatic charcoal detailing when the theme allows.

If you are planning an event in Bengaluru or anywhere in Karnataka, I can set up these installations live. Guests really enjoy watching the layers come together, from the base sketch to the final fine lines. These pieces are not just for looking; they are meant to capture the energy of the moment. I have done everything from film-inspired tributes like my Kantara rangoli to traditional deities, and I am always ready to discuss how we can bring your specific theme to life with color and texture.