Indian Folk and Spiritual Art Commissions

My work in this space is driven by a desire to keep Indian artistic roots alive while making them part of our modern homes. I find deep inspiration in the traditional Pichwai art form, which focuses on lotuses, cows, and elephants, and the vibrant, storytelling quality of Rajasthani folk art.

How I Work

Every commission starts with an idea—yours or mine. If you want a Radha-Krishna piece for your puja room or a custom peetha for a wedding ceremony, we start by discussing the size and the surface. I work with cotton canvas stretched on wooden pine frames, terracotta, and even recycled wood.

The Process

For my folk art pieces, I use artist-grade acrylics. The process is precise:

• Preparation: I prime the surface carefully so the paint sits right.
• The Sketch: I draw the lines free-hand.
• Detailing: This is where the 3D outliners come in, adding the metallic, jewelry-like texture that gives these pieces their distinct look.
• Protection: I apply multiple coats of high-gloss or matte varnish, which protects the work from UV fading and dust.

This makes the art durable enough for semi-outdoor areas like covered porches, not just interior walls. I also handle bulk orders for festivals and naming ceremonies, ensuring design consistency for every single piece in the set. If you have an old item at home, like a glass bottle or a terracotta pot, bring it to me. I love giving old objects a new, folk-inspired life.