Hand-Painted Upcycled Bottle Art

This floral bottle was a completely spontaneous creation. I just let the brush flow, and this design with a pink and purple gradient background emerged. The white flowers have delicate 3D details.

A closer look at the spontaneous floral bottle art. You can see the texture and the little details on the leaves and petals that make the design stand out.

I love experimenting with themes, and this set is inspired by desert and island landscapes. One bottle features abstract, layered patterns like desert hills, while the other shows a cactus scene against a starry night.

This bottle combines my love for yoga and traditional patterns. A silhouette of the tree pose (Vrikshasana) is set against a bright yellow background, with decorative bands of Indian motifs below.

Using glass paints, I created this underwater scene with orange koi fish swimming among lily pads. The transparent quality of the paint makes it feel like you're peering into a little pond.

Another angle of the koi fish bottle, showing how the light passes through the blue and purple water patterns. It’s a perfect piece for a sunny windowsill.

This bottle is a celebration of a colorful garden, filled with bright flowers and butterflies. I used glass paints to keep it transparent, creating a cheerful, light-filled decorative piece.

A different view of the garden-themed bottle, highlighting the delicate dragonflies and orange flowers. This piece was a custom order that I sent all the way to Singapore.

This design features orange Kanakambari flowers and blue dragonflies on a clear bottle, creating a beautiful stained-glass effect. I love the contrast between the warm orange and cool blue tones.