ETHNIC SERENDIPITY is the title of the series of paintings by the artist Anuradha Thakur that transcend her actual experiences with tribal tradition. The collection mainly includes her paintings that describe the  life and culture of  tribal communities from different parts of India. It portrays the pulse and rhythm of tribal life displaying, at the same time, Anuradha’s sensitivity to the glamour of simplicity, the spectrum created by transparency and the desire evoked for the state of contentment.
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

Ethnic Serendipity - II

Avatara Matsya

Silent Conversations - I

The Village Where I Belong

Unmasked 

A Bird Perched

Let me Fly

Krishna with cow 
    
    
    
    
    

The Cowherd Prince

 Limited Edition Serigraph printed in 7 colours on archival paper. This serigraph was published in an edition size of 100. This item will be shipped unframed, in a roll. The paper size is 40 x 60 inches, Image size is 38.50 x 57 inches. The print is signed by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
    
    
    
    
    
    

Triangel

Enchanted Notes

Artist Amol Pawar's mixed media works include acrylic, charcoal, pencil, and, in some cases, he also uses golden leaf sometimes.
    
    

An Intimate Memoir

Fiberglass and Paint Wooden  base Acrylic and Mixed 
Female : H -16,  W - 10, D - 13
Male: H - 16,  W - 10,  D - 10   

    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

Telangana Couple in Blue

    Timeless beauty of indian women or traditions
    

Eternal Grace

Victoria Memorial Kolkata

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Poolamma - II 

Traveling with Family

   The space between them feels tender, almost held. One body rests in quiet ease, the other leans in as if listening to something unspoken. Light moves softly across skin and fabric, pausing where warmth gathers, then slipping away. Nothing here feels hurried. The moment seems to breathe on its own, suspended between what has been felt and what has not yet found words. There is no gesture asking for resolution, only a gentle closeness that lingers, like a thought you return to long after it first appears.
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

Intimate Connection

Artist Amol Pawar's mixed media works include acrylic, charcoal, pencil, and, in some cases, he also uses golden leaf sometimes. 

Meditative Moments with Lord Shiva

Artist Amol Pawar's mixed media works include acrylic, charcoal, pencil, and, in some cases, he also uses golden leaf sometimes.    
    
    
    
    

Unwavering Devotion of Hanuman

Seeking Enlightenment at the Banaras Ghats

The Mystic's Journey at the Banaras Ghats

Trinity of Bliss

Timeless Elegance - I

This evocative painting is a graceful tribute to Alphonse Mucha, the iconic Czech Art Nouveau master—known for his ornate compositions and celebration of feminine beauty. The artist seamlessly weaves Mucha’s signature stylistic elements—floral motifs, decorative arches, and flowing forms—with the visual language of Indian tradition.

The central figure, an Indian woman in a vivid red drape and rich blue blouse, ties her hair in a private, introspective moment. Though her back is turned, her presence is deeply felt—anchored in strength, elegance, and poise. Surrounding her are white lilies, symbolic of purity and spiritual awakening, framed within a stylized arch reminiscent of Mucha’s theatrical posters.

The delicate background design, pastel tones, and ornamental rhythm mirror Mucha’s ethereal compositions, yet the subject is unmistakably rooted in Indian ethos. This union of the Western Art Nouveau aesthetic and Indian iconography creates a new dialogue—one that honors both traditions while carving space for a unique contemporary narrative.

This work is not just a visual homage to Mucha; it is also a celebration of Indian womanhood—its rituals, gestures, and moments of stillness. Here, the artist bridges East and West, past and present, art and emotion.


The moment of return to self

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Rhythm of Season - 45

Vanbhojan

Set of 10 Limited Edition prints. This portfolio was published in an edition of 300.

    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

Memories of Telangana

The Sacred Rhythm of Durga

Barn Gathering

Barn Tales

Barnyard Bonds - I

Barnyard Bonds - II

Harmony in the Air

Divine Embrace

At first, the colors feel restless, as if they are still finding their place. Deep reds, soft blues, and warm golds move through one another, never quite settling, never fully drifting away. The curves carry a sense of closeness that feels quietly held, like a moment paused between motion and stillness. Light passes across the surface and leaves small traces behind, as though something has just moved through. The space does not resolve itself. It remains open, suspended in a gentle tension that feels alive and unfinished.
    
    
    
    

Entwined Hearts

Krishna and the Gentle Cow

Galloping Grandeur

The Opulence of Nandi

 Limited Edition Serigraph printed in 58 colours on archival paper. This serigraph was published in an edition size of 125. This item will be shipped unframed, in a roll. The paper size is 46 x 60 inches, Image size is 39.75 x 54 inches. The print is signed by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

Untitled-13 by Thota Vaikuntam

She Emerges

Barnyard Bonds - III

Graceful Leap

Ye Laal Rang

Song of the Divine Child

Neo-Miniature Narratives

2 Piece of work/ 72x36 inches (Each). <br><br>
Artist Rajesh's mixed media works include acrylic paint, texture white (for emboss effect), magazine papers (National Geographic, vogue, GQ, femine, Forbes), gold foils (selected works), gold and copper colours, maps, pens and ink (for line graphics’s).
    
    
    
    

Half Apple

They lean into the blue as if into water, moving slowly enough that the surface seems to hold them. One extends her palm with a small gathering of white petals; another stays just behind, close but unspoken. The basket waits below, patient, already full. Nothing feels arranged. The gesture appears mid-thought, neither beginning nor ending. Lines drift through the space like remembered paths, then dissolve back into color. What remains is a quiet offering that may never be placed. It asks only for attention, for the kind of looking that stays a moment longer, and then carries the stillness forward.
    
    

Moments of Reflection

Sisterly Secrets - I

Radha and Krishna with Gangireddu

Color settles into the surface like a quiet conversation, moving gently from one presence to the other. Soft greens and deep reds rest side by side, held by calm greys that seem to breathe between them. Curved lines drift inward, then release, as if tracing a shared rhythm that never asks to be named. The moment feels tender and unguarded, suspended in its own stillness. Nothing reaches for explanation. As you remain with it, a sense of closeness grows, subtle and steady, lingering like a warmth that does not fade.    
    
    

Hearts Entwined

Barnyard Bonds - IV

Divine Childhood

Krishna.
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

Krishna and the Enchanted Ride

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Festive Rhythm - 3

The surface feels held together by a quiet patience, where light drifts slowly across muted greys and settles into warm, hidden color. Curves seem to carry a gentle steadiness, as if resting rather than reaching. The space does not ask for attention; it simply remains. Subtle shifts of tone suggest something tender passing through, then easing back into stillness. Nothing here feels urgent or unresolved. The moment rests in its own balance, calm and self-contained, like a breath that does not need to move anywhere else.
    
    
    
    

All You Need Is Love

Duet of Telangana

Whispers of the Wild

Awakening of the Devi

Poetic Justice

Three of Me

Fading Identities - II

The Innocence of Divinity

Moments of Reverence

Radiance of Rituals

Sanctuary in Sisterhood

A quiet warmth gathers in the space between them, as if time has chosen to pause here. Color drifts across their faces in soft layers, carrying traces of movement and memory. The space feels close, yet open, holding a gentle tension that never asks to be resolved. Light settles, then slowly shifts, leaving behind a sense of calm. Nothing insists on being named. The moment lingers in its own rhythm, offering a shared stillness that feels tender, steady, and quietly enduring.

The Stillness We Share

Grace of Balkrishna

Sacred Notes, Silent Flowers

In Echoes in Gold, Ramchandra Kharatmal captures the warmth, richness, and silent power of tribal femininity wrapped in tradition and symbolism. The woman portrayed is adorned with peacock-patterned attire and jewelry, yet it’s her expressive hands and poised silence that resonate the most.

The golden hues throughout the painting are more than a color — they are echoes of heritage, memory, and timeless beauty. Her gesture, perhaps drawn from classical dance or sign language, becomes a bridge between the spoken and the spiritual.

Echoes in Gold invites the viewer to listen — not with ears, but with eyes and heart — to the stories told through silence, gesture, and shimmering tradition. painting of my beauty series continues elegant fusion of tribal aesthetics, classical indian form, And contemporary stylisation. The composition, symmetry and ornamental detailing also draw from like Alphonse Mucha , beautifully adapted to indian cultural themes.
    
    

Echoes in Gold(Tribute to Alphose Mucha)

Artist Basuki Dasgupta's mixed media works include Raw canvas, hard board, fevicol, acrylic emulsion, texture white, acrylic paint, he also uses paper-pulp sometimes.

    
        
    
    
    
    
        
    
    

Matriarch of Time

Poolamma XV

Bound by a Gaze

Unspoken Desires

Royal Gaze of Power

Wings of Desire

Doorsanchar - I

Snake Catcher

Baba, Bibi & the Great Gas Chase

Bloom and Benediction

The Unheard Hymn

Spinning Little Dreams

The Flute Spoke to the Fields

Artist Basuki Dasgupta's mixed media works include Raw canvas, hard board, fevicol, acrylic emulsion, texture white, acrylic paint, he also uses paper-pulp sometimes.

Back When the Afternoons Lingered

Gossip in the Courtyard

Before the World Calls Again

The Everyday Song

Drawn to the Same Sky

    
   The moment feels caught between movement and pause. Cloth slips from the shoulder, not in haste, but in quiet acknowledgment of a change already unfolding. The presence between them seems to listen to the space where breath and distance meet. Light rests on skin, then drifts away, leaving a trace of warmth. Nothing asks to be resolved. The scene holds its own stillness, as if time has leaned back to watch. What remains is a sense of nearness without touch, a soft tension that lingers long after the moment has passed.
    

The Whisper of Space

The figures turn inward, as if drawn by something just beyond the surface. Soft light moves through their forms, resting in the quiet spaces between them. Patterns feel like distant echoes, gently layered, never asking to be fully read. The moment seems held in a pause, where breath and thought meet. Nothing feels fixed, yet everything feels present. As you stay with it, the space begins to feel like a listening place, where what cannot be seen is still quietly felt, lingering long after the first glance.

Listening to the Unseen

Color gathers across the face like a memory slowly surfacing. From each angle, the form shifts, offering a new rhythm of light and shadow. Patterns settle into one another, then gently pull apart, as if holding many moments at once. The surface feels alive with small movements of tone and texture, yet the expression remains calm, inward. Nothing asks to be resolved here. The sculpture seems to pause within itself, carrying a quiet presence that stays long after you have moved on, like a thought that continues to echo softly.
    
    

Quiet Resonance

They seem to arrive already holding light. Four figures move through a field of warm reds and embered golds, each cupping a small flame as if it were something fragile, borrowed for a while. Their bodies lean toward one another, not in ceremony, but in quiet companionship. Patterns gather along their garments like memories carried close to the skin. Nothing here asks to be read quickly. The glow does not declare itself; it simply stays. And in that staying, something tender is offered;passed hand to hand, without explanation, without an end in sight.
  

They Carried the Sun Gently

The face rises quietly, built from fragments that feel gathered rather than assembled. Each surface holds its own small history, softened by time and touch. Light moves across the planes and pauses in the eyes, where stillness seems to settle. Nothing here asks to be named or explained. The form feels inward, as if holding something gently within itself. As you remain with it, the edges begin to blur into a calm presence, one that feels both distant and familiar. It leaves you with a sense of quiet continuity, as though meaning is not found, but slowly rested into.
    

Where Meaning Rests

Where Their Light Gathers

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