Take a look at a selection of my recent work, crafted with care and designed to make an impact.

Fabric Art

My Fabric Art brings painting beyond the canvas and onto textiles , where color , movement and tradition become something that can be worn and experienced.

Each piece is individually hand-painted, allowing the natural flow of color and the charecter of the fabric to become a part of the artwork. Each piece is one of a kind that has it’s own story to tell.

Beyond Boundaries

Hand -painted Cotton Chanderi Saree

Beyond Boundaries is a reflection on life, resilience , and the beauty of imperfection. Ganesha emerges through flowing color,while the paint deliberately moves beyond it’s defined edges-a reminder that life does not always stay within the boundaries we create.

Sometiomes we spill beyond them. The unexpexted becomes part of pur story and even through uncertainity and imperfection we can still bloom.

‍ ‍ Divine Flow

Hand-Painted Silk saree

Ganesha comes alive through bold color and flowong lines, bringing together tradition and contemporary expression. The free movement of color celebrates creativity without restraint, while Ganesha symbolizes wisdom. new beginings and the courage to move forward. A traditional form reimagined through color , movement and individual expression

Unfolding

Hand-painted Crepe Silk saree

Ganesha emerges through sweeping lines and translucent layers of color, where form is suggested rather than confined. The fluid composition reflects transformation-the idea that we are continually unfolding , evolving and becoming.

Rooted in tradition yet epressed through abstraction, this piece celebrates the freedom to see the familiar in a new way.

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The Beginnings

The Beginnings marks the start of my journey into wearable art. Woven in silk and transformed through color, it brings together tradition and contemporary expression. The bold , free-flowong Ganesha symbolizes new beginnings , creativity, and courage to step beyond convention.

Landscape & Seascapes

Saree Exhibition

This collection , The Beginnings was exhibited on March 29th at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco

  • Pencil & Charcoal Sketches