colorful wall art

India’s Neelima Gupta creates a vivid portrayal of the Tree of Life adorned with lush foliage, vibrant blossoms and buds as well as an array of exotic birds. The artist’s mastery shines as she skillfully combines marble powder, shaping it into a dough to give relief to the imagery that she delicately paints with a mesmerizing color palette. Framed within a sturdy neem wooden frame, this captivating artwork is sure to be the focal point of any space.

Hanging out among the leafy branches of a tree, a flock of colorful peacocks is featured in this delightful Madhubani painting from India. Ambika Devi paints this intricate scene with natural vegetable dyes on handmade paper. Often used to celebrate nature, Madhubani art originates in the Mithila region of India, and is traditionally reserved for women.

Natural and floral details come together in a cheerful design made with traditional Indian embroidery techniques and a Kashmir pattern, classic in the region. Amit Moza designs this cotton wall hanging in a colorful palette that enhances every little detail, creating a lovely aura that will fill your interiors with a warm and sweet sensation.

Working with a marble dust mixture, Neelima Gupta creates a fantastic spring scene that captures the divine sweetness of the season in every little detail. This wall artwork from India is made with traditional techniques that allow the artist to create an intricate leafy and floral scene with colorful birds flying around. Neelima also uses oil colors to bring each detail to life, framing her creation with neem wood.

Bharti Dayal celebrates nature's perfect harmony in the ancient style of Madhubani painting. Dayal mixes vegetable dyes with acrylics to paint a luscious tree of life on handmade paper. Butterflies appear within the trunk, while fish swim among the tree's roots. Peacocks nest under the leafy branches while two more pose on the top corners of this colorful painting. Traditionally painted by women from Mithila on the walls and floor of their homes, Madhubani paintings usually depict ancient mythological themes.

Bharti Dayal signs her name on the back.