Hasya Arts - Indian Paintings

Decor

Witness the evolution of Madhubani art. Once confined to home walls as murals in ancient times, it now gracefully extends its presence to diverse mediums—paper, cloth, wood, terracotta, ceramic, and beyond. Immerse your living space in the charm of my unique home decor items, meticulously crafted as one-of-a-kind pieces tailored to satiate your creative appetite. These are more than mere decorations; they are captivating eye-catchers poised to grace and elevate the beauty of your home!

Pretty Pots

Wooden Wonders

Pretty Pots

The exploration of vases and plant holders emerged as a captivating endeavor for me, especially during the pandemic. Delving into these mediums proved to be a fulfilling experience, yielding sustainable and aesthetically pleasing results. After procuring planters and vases, I meticulously prepared, painted, and finalized them with a protective varnish to shield against water and dust. It's worth noting that these creations are crafted for decorative purposes and are not intended for serving food.

Geometric Motifs

Acrylic Paint on Upcycled Plastic Planter

Krishna with Flute (Front)

Acrylic Paint on Terracotta Pot

Flowers (Back)

Seven Ladies Carrying Baskets

Acrylic Paint on Terracotta Vase

Lady under a Tree

Acrylic Paint on Terracotta Vase

Bird

Acrylic Paint on Upcycled Plastic Container

Recently, I've delved into the realm of raw, unfinished wood and bamboo as natural mediums. Much like pot painting, these pieces boast uniqueness and versatility, serving as decorative tabletops, side stands, trays, and more. Procuring wooden cheeseboards and turntable tops, I meticulously prepared, painted, and applied a protective varnish to guard against water and dust. It's essential to note that while these creations add aesthetic charm, they are not intended for serving food.