FAQ

Can I display Hinduism artwork, if I am not Hindu or Indian?

Absolutely! In Hindu tradition, it’s generally acceptable to hang wall art depicting gods and goddesses, but there are a few cultural and spiritual considerations that many people follow:
Respectful Placement - Avoid putting the artwork in places considered impure, like bathrooms, near shoe racks, or directly facing toilets. Many prefer placing such images in living rooms, puja rooms, or study areas.
Position and Height - Ideally, the artwork should be hung higher than eye level, as a gesture of reverence. Some avoid placing it low or where feet might be pointed toward it.
Intent Matters - In Hindu thought, bhav (the intention behind the act) is important.
If the purpose is decorative but also respectful, honoring the deity, it’s usually fine.

How the art work is created ?

Our Creation Process
Each artwork begins as a vision - a fusion of Indian heritage, divine inspiration, and timeless storytelling. Using advanced AI as a creative brush, we bring that vision to life with intricate detail and vibrant composition. Every piece is then meticulously refined by hand, adjusting colors, enhancing textures, and perfecting the smallest elements to ensure it meets our uncompromising standards of beauty and quality.

The result: a rare, limited-edition masterpiece that blends the possibilities of modern technology with the soul and craftsmanship of traditional artistry.

Can I commission my own masterpiece?

Work with our artist to create a one-of-a-kind Indian cultural or divine artwork, tailored to your vision. We’ll discuss your idea, generate exclusive concepts, refine them by hand, and deliver a premium, ready-to-display piece. Limited commissions available each month.