Artist, Amritraj Koban : His depiction of the meditating Buddha has “captured the not the imagination of the viewers but has also come to announce his style of paintings”.
Amritraj Koban was born and brought up in Latur, Maharashtra in 1975. He graduated with a Government Diploma in Art (Drawing and Painting) from Pune in 1997. Amritraj is currently based out of Mumbai and is one of the go-to artists for paintings on the Buddha.
Artist, Snehal Ghangrekar : An Artist whose work we have admired for years !
Born in 1976, Snehal did her A.T.D. in 1995 followed by G.D. in Applied Art in 1998 both from Abhinav Kala Mahavidalya in Pune.
Snehal is a highly gifted and a famous artist in her own right, and we simply love her form of paintings.
Artist, Nitin Ghangrekar : His art works depict “holy souls merging in divinity”.
The sequel series titled ‘Gurukul’, then emerged to showcase the roots of Indian tradition, and is truly some amazing work of art, that showcases his talent so beautifully. “Gurukul” theme of Paintings “Gurukul” the way of life which embodies a cosmic vision to acquire the real essence of knowledge and harmony with nature.On
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Hare : Our Gorgeous “Krishna Art Collection”.
The Housethome Curated Art Series : “Our Ganesha Collection”.
The Housethome Curated Art Series : Our “Mahadev Collection”
The Housethome, Curated Art Series : “The Buddha Art Series”.
Artist, Paramesh Paul : His art “gravitates” towards Hindu mythology & ancient Indian cities, holy cities…”
Paramesh Paul was born and brought up in West Bengal in 1970, in a family of the traditional potter, where he grew up creating the images of Almighty in clay. Early in his life, Paramesh explored his interest in art and creativity in a very artistic environment.
“Har Har Gange” : A curated collection of some of the finest paintings that depict the Ganga Aarti in its grandness!
Artist, Monoj Das : His forte is “art in motion”! Using forceful strokes to depict his delicate characters…
The rhythm and movement of Radha and Krishna is beautifully captured in this artwork. Greatly inspired by the Indian classical music, Das tends to immerse himself in music while painting – intentionally or unintentionally producing a piece of art that seems to be in state of flow.
Artist, Kishore Roy : “One can feel that all of life is beautiful experience”
Artist Kishore Roy’s images are a creature of the imagination, not nature, and yet they are engendered by the same fertile imagination which astonishes us in our dreams. The blue god of the flute is amongst one of the most loveable artworks, where the god is seen giving instruction to the human soul and indeed manifesting himself as totality.
The Housethome, Curated Art Series : Our stunning “Radha-Krishna Collection”
Mumbai: Bright pinks mix with quirky finds and a playful home emerges
Eclectic aesthetic, dramatic elements and cozy spaces highlight the design of this apartment envisioned by Shabnam Gupta of The Orange Lane
Design Firm Architecture Brio, transforms a compact Mumbai Apt, into one stylish Home !
Bandra was once a leafy suburb of Mumbai city. In recent times it has become a vibrant yet highly dense neighbourhood, symptomatic of the crunching space in Indian metropolises. As a result, the floor space of an average household gets more and more constrained and precious.
