Traditional & Cultural Wall Murals

More than just paint

For me, painting is where I find sukoon (peace). My traditional murals aren't just wall decorations, they are conversations. Whether it is a dense, detailed Ramayan scene or elegant Pichwai motifs like cows and lotuses, every mural starts with an idea and a freehand sketch on your wall.

My process

We start by talking about what you want for your space. Once we finalize the theme, I map everything out on the wall before picking up the brush. No stencils here, just pure hand-painting.

• For the details: I use 000-size brushes for that miniature-style precision, especially in heritage work.
• For the longevity: I use heavy-body, washable acrylics. If you choose the full-coverage option, I also add a final coat of clear varnish (matte or gloss) to protect against UV fading and dust.

Fixing the past

If you have an old, faded mural that needs a fresh look, I do restoration too. I study the existing work and repaint it, often bringing back the vibrancy that was lost over time.

Whether you need a full wall of mythology or subtle botanical accents for your office, let’s talk. Karna hai toh kar le, warna leave it to me!