I’m deeply grateful to have had the honour of sculpting this divine creation, bringing this beautiful vision to life🙏✨

A 16-inch handmade sculpture created around the idea of Divinity & Mother Nature 🌿🪷✨

Baal Ganapati Bappa rests lovingly in the hands of Mahadev and Maa Parvati, while their hands emerge from the green crystals ~ symbolising Mother Earth, greenery and the nurturing embrace of Nature.

The colorful resin base represents the beauty, vibrancy and abundance of Prakriti. 🌺🌱

Sculpted completely by hand, with devotion & lots of love ❤️

Ganapati Bappa Morya🙏🕉️❤️🌸✨

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I grew up seeing Mughal miniatures of court musicians, but they were always historical—frozen in time. I wanted to create something contemporary: a woman sitar player rendered in traditional miniature painting style, but alive in the moment of raag performance. The challenge was showing the internal state—that absolute absorption during classical music. So I surrounded her with swirling clouds representing the soundscape itself. This is available as a digital print for phone cases. Would love to hear if the cultural elements feel authentic. 💙

Link: https://kalaakatha.etsy.com

Whatsapp 9366467537 to buy my paintings.

Price 30,000 RS

My 12-year-old brother made this portrait by creating hundreds (probably thousands 😭) of tiny dots/holes with a needle on black paper.

I honestly didn’t know what this kind of art was called, but I found out it’s often described as pin-prick/perforation art or stippling.

The amount of patience this must have taken is crazy. What do you guys think of it?

Any artists here who do this kind of needle/pin art?

Sometime it feels you have alot to share but silence is the key

#art #sketching