Bhakti-Shakti | Shivaji Maharaj Meeting Sant Tukaram Painting | Figurative

Bhakti-Shakti | Shivaji Maharaj Meeting Sant Tukaram Painting | FigurativeRoyal Procession of Swarajya A figurative painting rendered with warmth, color, and presence. Large historical procession scene depicting Maratha warriors and dignitaries on a royal march; grand narrative figurative painting. Visual rhythm is built through repetition of a similar form, color, or shape at intervals across the composition, creating a pattern the eye can follow much as the ear follows a musical beat. The key is variation within

continuing the bolder color direction within the larger devotional herd collection

pedestrians moving past old buildings under a cool blue light - a quiet

the regal headpiece against a pink lotus background giving the piece an unusually ornate

Bold overlapping orange and teal leaf shapes in a stylized tropical pattern

a bus and pedestrians layer together in misty blue-grey light in this dense

Golden Gramophone — A still life painting with quiet

devotional portrait painting with care and detail

The seated figure and basket introduce a grounded human narrative rather than a purely decorative portrait

A companion floating-house piece rearranges the same surreal elements into a different angular composition

Colorfuled houses cascade down a hillside in this vibrant folk-art village scene

It also holds its own as a single statement piece on an otherwise minimal wall

The two simplified lamb shapes sit within an otherwise spacious