Zentangle, ink on paper (matted and framed).

13x17"

The guardian of the spiritual world and the first energy to grant access to higher dimensions, also known as the pratham pujya — at the start of any ritual or ceremony, Lord Ganesha is invoked. Every aspect of this energy has a significance of its own. Lord Ganesha clears the obstacles and paves the way for us to move forward in life.

Mandala, Ink on paper (matted and framed).

17x13"

One simple smile can send ripples of butterfly effect. Creating waves of joy and making this world perfect.

Ink on paper, Zentanglen (matted and framed).

13x17"

The blissful depth of silence and peace beneath the waves of thought, the nothingness which has everything amidst everything which matters not.

Acrylics and pens on paper (matted and framed).

19x15"

Go beyond the thorny skin of Cacti to know and see the flesh full of elixir of life. Like the harsh words of a mother to her child covers the heart full of love and care. Love cannot be always seen but it can be understood and felt.

Ink on black paper (matted and framed).

19x15"

It’s the power of the darkest hour that defines the sunshine. It’s the shroud of the black cloud that designs the silver line. Golden Mandala of divine knowledge making sense of life over a darkness of confusion.

Acrylic markers on black paper (matted and framed).

15x19"

Lemon is known as King of fruits in spirituality. It is believed that Goddess Kali, being the destroyer of evil forces, looks fierce and to cool her and seek her blessings, Lemon is offered. Lemon signifies the perfect balance: too much makes the food unpalatable and too less makes it tasteless.

Zentangle/mandala Ink on paper (matted and framed).

17x13"

A life in the womb of the mother is the example of life in purest form. The little beating beats without consumption of any food or air. The life in the baby is thriving from Prana (life energy) from the mother, while the soul is still transcending from the divine touch to earthly existence. The purest of life form is a living example of real source of life (Prana).

Jelly roll neon pens on black paper (matted and framed).

13x17"

The province of Rajasthan in India is a stretch of barren land and cascading sand dunes. The parched and arid landscape is brought to life by the colour of Rajasthani people’s vibrant royal history and folklores, the music of Manganiars, the vivd attire of tribes and the never-say-die attitude of the locals.
This artwork is neon, glows in UV light creating magic with doodle patterns.

Acrylic paints and ink on black paper (matted and framed).

13x17"

The rhythm of life (Jeev) supporting the dance of evolution. From the seed of Matsya avatar to the generation of aquatic flora and fauna, the waves of time kept rocking the cradle of life to be this beautiful existence today.
This art is inspired by Indian Gond art, created with acrylics and Ink on paper.

Zentangle/mandala Ink on paper (matted and framed).

13x17"

By twisting a circle in half, a symbol of infinity and shape of 8 is created. The wheel of Buddhism is 8-spoked, the Celtic calendar has 8 seasons and the 07 Vedic Chakras create the 8th chakra that flows through us and around us.
Infinity symbol reflects the soul’s inner and outer journey through all our lifetimes.
This intricate mandala is handmade, created with pens on paper.

Jelly roll pens on black paper (matted and framed).

19x15"

The center of Mandala is the source of Prana(life energy), the windless breath of God: from which manifests the spiral lights of the universal existence.
Mandala art is made with jelly roll pens on black paper. It glows in UV light.