Hand-Painted Heritage Decor & Wall Art

Create your own sacred gallery wall. This collection, featuring a Pichwai-style cow, a Kalamkari-inspired peacock, and a delicate swan, shows how different pieces can come together to tell a larger story, celebrating the animals of Brindavan.

This seated Nandi sculpture carries a quiet, regal presence. The deep black base is illuminated by intricate red and gold patterns, a combination that feels both timeless and powerful, making it a substantial piece for a table or shelf.

Feel the divine energy of Kerala's Theyyam ritual with this hand-painted wooden wall plate. The intense expression, fiery colors, and textured background are my attempt to capture the mystical aura of this ancient and awe-inspiring folk dance form.

Watch how a simple wooden plate is transformed. This piece is inspired by 'Kantha', a traditional running stitch embroidery from West Bengal. I use fine brushstrokes to mimic the texture of thread, creating a unique trompe-l'œil effect that blends painting with textile art.

Every piece begins as a sketch on a plain wooden surface. This video shows the patient process of bringing a Nandi to life, stroke by stroke, transforming it from a simple object into a vibrant story bursting with color and life.

This is one of my favorite pieces, depicting Hanuman in the Tholu Bommalata folk art style. Traditionally seen in leather puppetry, I've adapted its bold lines and vibrant green and red palette for this 8-inch wooden plate, a powerful symbol of devotion for your home.

Who says traditional art can't be playful? This bubble-gum pink Nandi is a modern take on a classic form. The bright, joyful colors pop against the intricate purple and blue details, perfect for adding a splash of contemporary Indian art to your space.