"Divine Strokes"

“Divine Strokes” is watercolor on Paper, Where the artist becomes the devotee, and the brush becomes an offering. This painting is a spiritual journey wrapped in color, texture, and symbolism. At its heart is the serene visage of Lord Krishna, not in full form but revealed through fragments, its a divine face, adorned with sacred jewelry and a conch shell (शंख), quietly radiating calm, power, and inner peace. Above, a mysterious hand holding a brush hovers — dipped in green as though it were dipped in life itself — ready to create or perhaps already in the act of divine creation. The brush doesn't just paint; it channels a cosmic connection between the material world and the divine essence. Beads, bells, and brass vessels float alongside — symbolic of temple rituals, sacred sounds, and timeless Indian traditions. The cracked marble background speaks of age, wisdom, and the passage of time — yet beauty and spirit remain untouched. 

This artwork is not just a painting — it's a conversation between the artist and the divine, a tribute to Indian heritage, and a celebration of creativity as prayer. 

Let this piece remind you that art is not just seen — it is felt.