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Anu-Appa
₹45,000This painting portrays the everyday chores of my mother and father, drawn from memories of observing them since childhood. Their routine, often unnoticed, reflects years of dedication, sacrifice, and perseverance. Through this work, I honor the dignity of their labor and the quiet strength behind their struggles. It becomes a personal expression of love, gratitude, and respect for everything they have done for our family.
Baagh Dev
₹40,000Across tribal Central India—Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Maharashtra—communities worship Bagh Dev, the Tiger God, as protector of forest and family. Legend holds that early forest-dwellers, fearing wild beasts, came to revere the tiger’s strength, forging a sacred pact: respect for its domain in exchange for protection of home and cattle. Gond, Bhil, and Korku tribes honor this bond by carving tiger idols at village borders and household shrines.
Dainandin Jivan
₹30,000This artwork reflects the interconnectedness of nature, community, and the cycles of life through a vibrant portrayal of rural existence. Trees form a natural framework for scenes of villagers dancing, farming, working, and celebrating together. Powerful animals and elements of nature add energy and symbolism to the composition. Through these interconnected forms, the artwork celebrates harmony, coexistence, community traditions, and the enduring bond between people and the natural world.
Echoes of Silence
₹25,000A lone violin rests in golden light, its varnished curves glowing against a dramatic shadow that stretches like an unplayed note. Poised atop worn sheet music, the instrument seems to hold its melody in waiting — silent, yet full of memory. The interplay of light and shade suggests music suspended in time, where every silence still carries the echo of a song once played.
Embers of Enlightenment
₹25,000A sadhu exhales slow curls of smoke into the amber dusk, eyes closed in quiet communion. Matted locks, sacred ash-hued tilak, and strands of rudraksha speak of years spent in renunciation and devotion. The glowing embers and rising haze become a metaphor for transience — thought dissolving into stillness. Painted in warm, textured strokes, the work captures a fleeting moment of solitude, faith, and inner fire.
Eyes of Endurance
₹25,000A striking digital oil painting of a young girl swathed in a vivid orange shawl, a brass pot balanced atop her head, emerging from deep shadow. Her piercing gaze holds quiet strength and vulnerability, illuminated by warm, glowing tones against an inky black backdrop. The interplay of light and darkness captures resilience carried in everyday labor, a portrait of endurance, dignity, and unspoken stories.
Gond Art
₹40,000This traditional Gond folk art painting explores the harmonious relationship between deer, trees, and the natural world. Through the distinctive visual language of Gond art, the work reflects the idea of coexistence and interconnectedness among all living beings. The intricate patterns and organic forms celebrate wildlife while expressing the deep respect Gond traditions hold for nature, its rhythms, and the delicate balance of life.
Gond Art II
₹50,000This artwork draws from the Gond belief that nature and all living beings exist in a deep, interconnected relationship. In traditional Gond art, deer antlers are often depicted transforming into tree branches, symbolizing the inseparable bond between animals and nature. Through this imagery, the work celebrates the harmony of the natural world and reflects the Gond community’s profound respect for its living environment.Â
Harmony of Nature
₹98,000A shimmering tapestry of hand-placed beads captures a serene grove where nature and divinity intertwine. A gentle elephant stands beside a glowing temple spire, while a resplendent peacock unfurls its jewel-toned feathers beneath a green tree. At the heart, a kalash rises from a lotus pond, framed by white flowers. Rendered in deep teals, golds, and blues, this intricate piece celebrates harmony between wildlife and spirituality.
Jhumri
₹50,000This artwork portrays a powerful yet peaceful moment as a tiger rests among the branches of a vibrant tree. The artwork reflects the deep interdependence between wildlife and forests, showing how even the strongest creatures rely on nature for shelter, survival, and life. Through the harmonious relationship between the tiger and its surroundings, the composition conveys themes of coexistence, balance, and the urgent need to protect natural habitats.Â
Koothu
₹12,999A vividly glazed stoneware sculpture capturing the theatrical grandeur of Koothu, Tamil Nadu’s folk theater tradition. Ornate headgear, layered shoulder guards, and richly patterned attire reflect the elaborate costuming central to this performance art, rendered in bold corals, blues, and golds. The sculpted textures and vibrant glazework echo the drama and intensity of the storytelling form, paying homage to a centuries-old tradition of myth, movement, and community celebration.Â
Mantang 2
₹25,000This artwork depicts the entrance of a Mantang, a traditional Mishmi home, adorned with animal skulls earned through hunting. Each skull symbolizes the hunter’s courage, skill, and achievement, with tradition holding that a greater number reflects greater honour and glory. Through this imagery, the piece explores Mishmi identity and cultural heritage, illuminating the community’s deep, enduring relationship with the forest and the values embedded in their way of life.
Nature Power
₹30,000This tribal artwork captures the vibrant rhythm of rural and Indigenous life through scenes of farming, hunting, gathering, dancing, and everyday community activities. At its center, a large circular Gadli dance brings people together in a continuous ring around the musicians, symbolizing unity, celebration, and collective spirit. Surrounded by trees, huts, animals, and fields, the composition reflects a harmonious relationship between community, culture, nature, and traditional ways of life.
Origin of Life
₹30,000An acrylic-on-canvas interpretation of life’s origins on Earth, this painting uses a jar to symbolize the planet, with a central clock evoking the vast timescales involved. Electricity and water converge to represent the emergence of microscopic life, while the tree signifies nature and the eye reflects close observation of creation. Background lines depict Earth’s magnetic field, the unseen force binding it all—a contemplative artistic exploration of life’s mysterious beginnings.
Poikalkudhirai
₹6,999A charming terracotta rendition of Poikalkudhirai, the beloved dummy-horse folk art of Tamil Nadu. Intricately hand-carved with ornate bridles, bells, and decorative patterns, the sculpture captures the spirited character used in traditional street performances and temple festivals. Its warm, earthy terracotta finish and detailed craftsmanship celebrate rural artistry and folk heritage, honoring a centuries-old tradition of storytelling through dance and sculpture.Â