Gallery

Gallery

All artworks displayed below are original hand-painted works created using traditional oil painting techniques. Each piece is unique and carries the textures, brushwork, and subtle surface qualities that belong only to an original painting.

While every effort has been made to represent the artwork accurately, certain aspects of oil painting—such as glazing effects, depth of color, surface texture, and the way light interacts with the paint film—cannot be fully captured in a photograph and are best experienced in person.

If you are interested in any of the available works shown below, please contact me to acquire a painting.


Divine serenity

A contemplative portrait of Lord Krishna, emphasizing serenity, devotion, and the symbolic peacock feather.

 
Medium: Oil on paper
Size: 7" × 12"
Catalog No. ST-DV-OP-0001
Status: Available
Price- ₹3999




Guardian of the Wild

​A striking, intimate portrayal capturing the quiet strength of a mother tiger paired with the fierce innocence of her cub.



Medium: Oil on paper
Size: 21" x 28"
Catalog No. PW-WL-OP-0002
Status: Available
Price- ₹18,999



The Lone Observer

A captivating wildlife study that draws the viewer in with the raw intensity of a wolf's gaze framed by cool textured fur.



Medium: Oil on paper
Size: 11"x6"
Catalog No. ST-WL-OP-0003
Status: Available
Price: ₹3499


Crimson Reflection

​A unique, narrow landscape capturing vibrant autumn foliage beautifully mirrored in the glassy surface of a quiet stream.



Medium: Oil on paper
Size: 7" x 3"
Catalog No. ST-LS-OP-0004
Status: Available
Price: ₹1800


The Classical Milkmaid

A masterful homage to Raja Ravi Varma’s iconic work, celebrating the timeless grace and poise of Indian womanhood.



Medium: Oil on paper
Size: 21" x 28"
Catalog No. PW-PT-OP-0005
Status: Available
Price: ₹17,999


Lunar Voyage

A unique, narrow seascape where a dark, ancient sailing vessel, its masts and rigging sharp against a massive, blue-ringed moon, cuts through silent, reflective waters.




Medium: Oil on paper
Size: 9.5" x 6"
Catalog No. ST-SS-OP-0006
Status: Available
Price: ₹2,199



Gaze from the veil

An enchanting and abstract close-up portrait of a woman, her striking green eyes peering intently from beneath a vibrant, textured veil, all rendered with a bold, impressionistic touch.


Medium: Oil on paper
Size: 9" x 15"
Catalog No. ST-PT-OP-0007
Status: Available
Price: ₹4999


Ancient Moss-lit Woods

A captivating, landscape of a mysterious forest, with powerful, dark tree trunks rising from a vibrant carpet of moss and fallen leaves, leading the eye into a soft, hazy blue distance.




Medium: Oil on paper
Size: 14"x21"
Catalog No. PW-LS-OP-0008
Status: Available
Price: ₹9,499


​Emerald Sanctuary

​A lush, misty forest scene painted in deep greens that brings a soothing touch of raw nature into any space.



Medium: Oil on paper
Size: 7" X 10"
Catalog No. ST-LS-OP-0009
Status: Available
Price: ₹2,799



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