A striking collection of Southeast Asian and African ceremonial masks mounted on raw natural timber slabs, where sculpture, ritual, and storytelling converge. Weathered surfaces, hand-carved expressions, and symbolic forms carry the mystique of ancestral traditions — transforming the wall into a gallery of culture, spirit, and timeless human artistry.

A curated wall of vintage European etchings and lithographs, drawn from a private collection spanning quiet villages, forgotten streets, and architectural studies from another era. Their softened tones, aged paper, and delicate lines carry the romance of old-world travel – inviting a sense of nostalgia, contemplation, and timeless refinement into the home.

Mounted upon an aged wooden window panel, these vibrant Raksha masks carry the dramatic spirit of Sri Lanka’s ancient ritual traditions — once danced beneath torchlight to ward off evil, heal the afflicted, and invoke divine protection. From the fiery power of the Gini Raksha to the noble grace of the Mayura and the cosmic authority of the Gurulu, each guardian embodies a world of symbolism, ceremony, and myth passed down through generations.

Rendered in layered watercolour on paper, this 18 x 24 inches composition moves through flowing textures of rust, ash, and blue-grey with a quiet, almost dreamlike rhythm. The work carries a deeply contemplative presence — evoking the feeling of meditation, memory, and forms that seem to emerge only through stillness and reflection.

Painted in delicate watercolour on richly textured handmade paper, this 18 x 26 inches composition unfolds like a forgotten folktale — where birds, foliage, and mythical creatures intertwine in a dreamlike celebration of nature and imagination. The flowing lines and earth-toned palette carry the quiet elegance of traditional decorative art, while the intricate detailing invites the eye to wander slowly through every hidden form and symbol.