Hand-Painted Wooden Miniature Pendants

These miniature paintings are made on a 7.5 cm wooden base. As you can see, I paint goddesses like Saraswati and Lalita, and each one takes me 10 to 15 days to complete. This is the dedication that goes into truly handmade art.

Many think painting on a small canvas is easier, but it requires immense precision and skill. This video shows the intricate brushwork needed to create the details on a miniature painting of a royal elephant.

I love how each Kamadhenu, or holy cow, that I paint has its own unique expression. These two pendants, with gold and silver bell accents, showcase the distinct personality that emerges in every handmade piece.

A hand-painted miniature of Nataraja, the dancing Shiva, captured in a moment of cosmic energy. The vibrant sunset colors in the background and the detailed posture make this a powerful piece of spiritual art.

My wearable tribute to a master. This is a miniature hand-painted replica of Van Gogh's 'Starry Night' on a wooden pendant, perfect for art lovers who want to carry a masterpiece with them.

A collection of my hand-painted Devi pendants. Each one is a unique portrayal of the goddess, painted with devotion and attention to detail on a wooden base.

This video shows the process of creating a vibrant peacock miniature, from a plain wooden disc to a fully painted and detailed pendant. It's a myth that smaller pieces are quicker to make; they require more patience.

A client suggested I turn the famous geometric designs of Athangudi tiles from Chettinad into wearable art. This video shows the process of meticulously painting the complex pattern onto a pendant and earring set.

A powerful depiction of Maa Durga in her warrior form, hand-painted on a large wooden pendant. Wearing this piece feels like carrying a symbol of strength and protection.