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Today felt like the perfect day to bring two things I have always loved into one frame.Ganesha is draped in Ikat handloo...
08/07/2026

Today felt like the perfect day to bring two things I have always loved into one frame.

Ganesha is draped in Ikat handloom in the painting, while I’m wearing a Bengal Tant saree. And why not?
It’s National Handloom Day. ❤️

Handloom has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. Growing up, it wasn’t just something we wore; it was something we appreciated, collected, and celebrated.

Over the years, that love quietly found its way into my paintings. Whether it’s the geometric beauty of Ikat or the rich sheen of Mashru, I find immense joy in translating these beautiful textiles into brushstrokes. I’m so glad I found a way to paint these timeless weaves onto canvas.

This little series is my tribute to the incredible craftsmanship of our weavers and to India’s rich handloom heritage. I hope, in some small way, my paintings encourage more people to notice and celebrate the beauty of the textiles we have all around us.

Happy National Handloom Day !
May we continue to wear it, cherish it, and celebrate it; not just in our wardrobes, but in every form of art we create.

Copyright CHHOTI LAKEEREIN by Neha Prakash

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Painted for a group of students from the United States as a gift for their Bharatanatyam teacher, this Nritya Vinayaka (...
07/31/2026

Painted for a group of students from the United States as a gift for their Bharatanatyam teacher, this
Nritya Vinayaka (Dancing Ganesha ) symbolizes joy, wisdom, and gratitude.
I feel fortunate to have created this special gift, celebrating the beautiful bond between teacher and students through the art of dance.

♥️♥️♥️

Nritya Vinayaka
3 feet by 2 feet
Acrylic on Canvas

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[ dancing Ganesha , Indian art , home decor ]

I had been wanting to paint a seven horses artwork for a very long time, and I am so happy that I finally got around to ...
07/12/2026

I had been wanting to paint a seven horses artwork for a very long time, and I am so happy that I finally got around to creating one😊

The seven horses have always fascinated me ; not just for their visual beauty but for what they symbolize: strength, movement, progress, positivity and the constant journey forward.

In Vaastu, seven horses are believed to attract success, growth, and positive energy.

The detailing in this artwork is inspired by Gond art and I loved every part of painting it .

I am excited to finally share this piece with you.

Hope this artwork brings as much joy and positive energy to you as it brought to me while creating it ❤️

Turang (horse)
3.5 feet by 2.5 feet
Acrylic on canvas

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[seven horses, vaastu , home decor , Indian folk art , gond

From my home to hers ❤️There is nothing more fulfilling than seeing a piece of my work find a new home and become a part...
06/28/2026

From my home to hers ❤️

There is nothing more fulfilling than seeing a piece of my work find a new home and become a part of someone’s everyday moments, bringing warmth and joy to their space 😊

Thank you, dear Renuka Renuka Eashwaran for your love, trust and appreciation. It means so much to me to have my artwork become a small part of your beautiful space
❤️❤️❤️

Hum teen
Acrylic on canvas
4 feet by 4 feet
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