he sits upon the golden lotus – a goddess in silks and jewels, yet her true ornaments are love, patience, and sacrifice.
In her father’s home, she was the ghar ki Lakshmi – the laughter echoing through the halls, the soft hand on her maa’s cheek, the light that kept every diya burning a little longer.

Inspired by Raja Ravi Varma’s iconic Kadambari (Playing Sitar), this contemporary reinterpretation explores the dialogue between classical grace and modern luxury.

The woman in this painting embodies timeless poise — her silk saree, jewellery, and serene expression evoke the sacred femininity Varma so beautifully captured. Yet, beside her rests a Hermes bag — a quiet but powerful statement of today’s womanhood: aspirational, independent, and rooted in legacy.

The history of Punjab is known to all! From the ever-lasting impressions of partition to the never forgetting taste of punjabi cuisine, the state takes you on a beautiful walk laid on the bagh designs of colourful ‘Phulkari’ while you chug wholesome glasses of Lassi and enjoy the various dialects of the Punjabi regions.