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HANUMANJI

₹11,111.00

Black canvas, acrylic Hanumanji painting

SHIVSHKTI

₹1,000.00

Shivshakti charcoal pencil sketch on A4 sheet

ठा. श्री द्वारिकाधीश जी

₹21,000.00

Shivani Soni art – ठा. श्री द्वारिकाधीश जी

This painting is a humble attempt to capture the grace and divinity of Shri Krishna in His royal form.

lil krishna

₹3,000.00

a beautiful smiley face of little krishna which will make your day!

The Vessel Of Becoming

₹22,000.00

The Vessel Of Becoming 

Medium: Acrylic and Texture on Canvas
Dimensions: 18×24 inches

TULIP – PIPE CLEANER

A beautiful handmade tulip arrangement crafted from colorful pipe cleaners. The artwork features three soft pink tulip flowers with textured petals, supported by green stems and leaves. The flowers are arranged in a small, round pot designed with alternating pink and brown pipe cleaners, giving it a charming, cozy look. The base is decorated with […]

Indian folk art – cat

Exploring the beauty of indian folk art. hand- painted this colorful kitty on MDF site

SHIV

₹10,000.00

Colour’s Feeling use by brushes to create the power of bhakti in the

“Shiva: Destruction and Serenity”

₹4,599.00₹6,000.00

This 30 × 45 inch handmade canvas painting portrays the dual nature of Lord Shiva—destruction and serenity. One side reflects the powerful Rudra energy, symbolizing transformation and cosmic force, while the other side represents Shiva’s calm and meditative presence. The contrast of warm earthy tones and deep cosmic blue highlights the balance between power and peace, capturing the eternal harmony within the divine.
Medium: Handmade acrylic painting on canvas
Size: 30 × 45 inches
Type: Original one-of-a-kind artwork 🎨

Moksh

This is a powerful and evocative piece of art. By naming it “Moksh” (liberation or salvation), you’ve perfectly captured the spiritual essence of Varanasi (Kashi) and the journey of the soul.
The sketch is a beautiful example of charcoal or graphite storytelling, where the deliberate use of selective color makes a profound statement. Here is a description of your work: