Bespoke Commissioned Artworks
A Couple (2022)
This is my first detailed Face Portrait of a couple. It took me almost a month to complete this. I used 40 different shades of threads to complete this work of art. I think till the end, I wasn't ready to declare that the artwork is finished. I wanted to keep refining endlessly... Until I felt i have done justice to the original photo. This was commissioned to me by my dear friend and brother for his loving Chacha & Chachi.
Time Taken: 1 Month
Crimson Mandala (2024)
Time Taken: 42 Hours
This Exquisite Art piece shows a Monochromatic Mandala skillfully crafted with satin stitches in captivating shade of crimson. Symbolizing strength and passion, it balances our first chakra- Muladhara. It can give us immense power and can keep us stable. It is made using finest Anchor Threads. The base fabric used for this artwork is Light lemon cotton fabric. The Reverse is nicely sealed with soft felt. The artwork is framed in an export quality Red Pinewood hoop with Brass screws. The size of this wooden hoop is 10 inches in diameter. It has been made in a smoke free environment. This beautiful mandala has now found its home in Mumbai radiating elegance and peace.
Saudia Artwork (2025)
I got the opportunity of creating these artwork pieces for the leadership at Saudia Airlines by a dear friend and an old colleague it wasn’t just an order— Having worked with Singapore Airlines myself, it was a deeply personal experience given my fascination with airline operations.I tried to merge the design of Saudia’s iconic logo with signature motifs found across their branding, stitched with the same care and detail that aviation itself embodies and can be found with their in-house pattern language. It took me almost a month and above to create these pieces. I usually don’t duplicate designs but this had special use and so an exception was made.
Time Taken: 1 Month
Bodhisattva Padmapani (2023)
A hand embroidered recreation of the awe-inspiring mural painting of Boddhisatva Padmapani from Cave 1 of the Ajanta Caves, located in Maharashtra. The intricate details of this artwork were brought to life over 42 hours of dedicated craftsmanship for an Art educator from France. Each stitch tells a story. I used 17 shades of embroidery threads to capture the nuanced hues of the original mural. It's made on a double layered mixed cotton fabric and is enclosed within a 9 x 7 inches oval shaped wooden hoop.
Time Taken: 42 Hours
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Cubbon Park, Bangalore (2024)
Hand embroidered in a 5" red pinewood hoop. This was made for a client whom I met during an event in Mumbai, and she reached out to me for this particular commission. She got Engaged here at Cubbon Park, Bangalore. This little hoop is not just a piece of art; it’s a memory, a moment, a celebration of love.
Time Taken- 17 Hours
Globe on a Strainer (2021)
This piece began as a challenge. A client who loves experimentation—someone who eventually commissioned thirteen artworks to reflect her personality—asked me to create a 3D map of Europe inside a hoop. My first trials didn’t work as expected. But when you hold on to a problem, your mind keeps working on it in the background. One day, while straining chai in my kitchen, I glanced at the sieve—and instantly, it clicked. The rounded shape mirrored exactly what I needed. The thought was almost playful: why limit myself to hoops?. I pitched the idea to my client, and true to her adventurous spirit, she loved it. I hunted for a larger sieve and finally found an “imli” (tamarind) strainer from a local steel shop. Stitching on stainless steel was far more difficult than working with fabric, but that struggle gave the piece its character. What was never meant to be, became one of my most experimental and rewarding artworks.
Time Taken: Roughly 19 Hours
Hamsa (2021)
This artwork is an embroidered interpretation of the Hamsa hand, a universal symbol of protection, strength, and positivity. Created with a combination of threads, beads, and stones, the piece brings together texture, shine, and intricate detailing. The Hamsa was not just a decorative piece but also a reflection of my clients’ personality and beliefs. The detailed embroidery in shades of blue and turquoise, combined with the sparkling beads and stones, adds depth and energy—making the piece feel both protective and luminous.
Time Taken – 12 Hours
Netherlands - The Land of Tulips and Windmills, (2023)
An enchanting embroidery of Netherlands’ tulip fields and timeless windmills, a masterpiece that beckons the heart to embrace the beauty of the country within the cozy confines of one’s home or to embark on a real-life journey amid vibrant tulip blooms and iconic Dutch landscapes. This embroidery now sits in my client’s home in Michigan, USA.
Time Taken: 39 Hours
Recreated Vincent Van Gogh (2024)
This hand-embroidered portrait is my reinterpretation of Vincent van Gogh’s iconic self-portrait, recreated entirely with needle and thread. Every stitch was carefully layered to capture the painter’s intense gaze, textured brushstroke-like details, and the emotional depth for which he is remembered. The work took 33 hours to complete, transforming van Gogh’s painted strokes into embroidered ones—where threads replace paint, but the spirit of his art remains alive. It is both a tribute to his genius and a reminder of the patience, vulnerability, and passion that connect all forms of artistic expression. I hope no artist ever has to face what Vincent van Gogh went through. In his paintings, he was full of life, yet society only recognized his work financially much later.
Time Taken : 33 Hours
Cat Woman (2024)
This portrait is a love story stitched in threads — a woman and her beloved orange cat, who now rests in heaven. When she asked for "just a girl and an orange cat," I knew it had to capture their perfect likeness, their bond, and the warmth they shared. This piece took its own time to come to life, with every detail carefully embroidered to reflect not just appearances but emotions. It’s more than an artwork; it’s a heartfelt tribute to a connection that transcends time — a lasting way to honor the memory of a beloved companion. This embroidery now sits in my client’s home in USA.
Time Taken: Roughly between 50-60 Hours
Love of a Dog (2022)
A portrait of pure love stitched in threads — this hand embroidery captures the tender bond between a girl and her dog, frozen in a timeless moment of affection. Every carefully placed stitch brings alive the warmth of the embrace, the softness of the fur, and the emotion in the gaze. More than just an artwork, it’s a celebration of companionship, loyalty, and the unspoken language of love that exists between humans and their pets.
Time Taken: 30 hours
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Squadron Badge (2025)
This custom hand-embroidered patch was created for an officer from the Air Force Squadron, who designed this badge as a tribute to his friend — a First Officer on the Airbus A320. Every detail, from the soaring bird to the squadron markings, has been stitched entirely by hand, making it not just a patch but a symbol of friendship, pride, and honor in aviation. A meaningful keepsake that celebrates both camaraderie and the skies they navigate.
Time Taken: 18 hours
The Promise (2024)
Aaron, who came all the way from the USA to teach here in Bombay, entrusted me with creating a deeply personal piece—an embroidery of his childhood photo with his mother on a boat. I poured my heart into recreating this cherished memory, weaving threads to honor the love and bond they share.The journey of crafting this piece was magical, but the true reward was witnessing Aaron’s reaction when I handed the artwork to him in person. The joy and emotion on his face were priceless, a moment I’ll always cherish.This 10-inch hoop now holds not just threads but a story of love, memories, and connection of a mother and a son.
Time Taken: 67 hours
Her Tree Of Life (2024)
When an esteemed client and a dear friend said that she wanted a creation of mine in her new cottage, I was elated by this and we started brainstorming ideas. Since she loves trees, we finalised on the concept of making a personalised hand embroidered artwork of Tree of Life.I loved working on this amazing concept each day. It was a very calming and fulfilling experience for me.This artwork is set within an 18-inch red pinewood hoop on soft, cream-colored cotton, this piece features a majestic Bodhi tree, a powerful symbol of enlightenment and spiritual awakening.Every detail, from the intricate root system to the sturdy trunk and lush foliage, reflects a deep connection to nature and a journey toward inner peace.The roots, flowing gracefully out of the hoop, symbolize how the art and her life extend beyond the confines of the frame connecting deeply with the world around her.There are a few hidden special elements in the artwork which are very personal to her and only she will connect with it when she sees it.The leaves are delicately stitched with 17 different shades of thread and over 700 individually embroidered leaves, this artwork is more than just a visual piece—it's a warm, heartfelt reflection of her life’s beauty, values, and the connections.