Hand-Painted Folk Art & Custom Decor Commissions

My 2025 Desk Calendar is here. This is the 4th year I'm creating these, and this edition combines three of my passions: florals, musical instruments, and intricate mandala patterns. It's a piece of art for your desk, with a new design to enjoy each month.

I love creating custom nameplates that reflect a family's personality. This "Gokulam" nameplate features a Pichwai-style cow and lotus details on a rich green background, complete with little hanging bells for a charming touch.

The "Tree of Life" is a powerful symbol, and this is my take on it in the Madhubani style. I used a striking combination of brick red and shimmering gold that really catches the light, with intricate patterns filling every leaf and branch. This original piece is available for sale.

This piece is from "The Moo Project," where I explored my love for cows through different folk art styles. Here, a serene Pichwai cow rests among lotus flowers, painted on a glass base to create a beautiful, luminous effect.

My art isn't just for walls. I create functional items like these Gond art coasters, which were part of a large bulk order for wedding favors. Each coaster features a different hand-painted animal design, making for a unique and memorable gift.

This piece is made from real pressed flowers and leaves I've collected during my travels from Bali to Bengaluru. I arrange these natural keepsakes into a delicate, lasting bouquet, preserving a little piece of nature's beauty.

I love giving old bottles a new life with paint. This one is covered in a vibrant garden of flowers and butterflies, hand-painted directly onto the glass. It's a perfect example of how I can turn everyday objects into unique decor pieces.

Beyond physical products, I also create custom digital artwork. I designed this vibrant cover art for a friend's musical single, "Mysuru Dasara," blending traditional motifs like the Ambaari elephant with a modern, graphic feel using Procreate on my iPad.