Surya: The Tree of Life
₹1020
Behind The Brushstrokes
Meticulous lines and a radiant palette bring this Madhubani masterpiece to life. The life-giving Sun God, Surya, is reimagined as the heart of the Tree of Life, his rays formed from a mandala of auspicious fish. This powerful union channels divine energy through the branches, nurturing the world below where twin fish swim as symbols of prosperity. Every intricate pattern, from the double-lined borders to the delicate leaves, infuses your space with a story of cosmic harmony and vibrant, sacred energy.
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Smrity Bhawana is a gifted Madhubani artist who beautifully preserves one of India's most celebrated folk-art traditions through her vibrant and expressive creations. For her, painting is both therapy and a source of peace, allowing her to transform emotions into intricate works of art.
Her paintings are enriched with timeless Madhubani symbols, where fish represent fertility and abundance, peacocks symbolize love and harmony, and the radiant sun embodies life, strength and vitality. With every piece she creates, Smrity hopes to send a blessing into the home it becomes a part of.
Why We’re Adored by Art Lovers
Richer Colors, Greater Detail
Our state-of-the-art printer has much wider color gamut which allows us to reproduce vibrant sunsets, deep blues and even subtle color transitions that ordinary printers simply can't.
Supporting Indian Artists
For every print sold, the artist earns a royalty, helping them thrive and continue their creative journey.
4-Day Easy Returns
We take great care in crafting every print. If your order arrives damaged, defective or falls short of our quality promise, we'll make it right. With our 100% happiness guarantee, you can return any artwork within 4 days.
Unique Art Prints
Our curated artworks create the perfect vibe, spark conversations and build an atmosphere that feels elevated, inspiring and truly your own. Great art never fades and these artworks will stay with you for decades.
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