Indian Folk Flora reflects the rich history of traditional Indian textiles and decorative arts. From centuries-old woodblock printing techniques to the rhythmic symmetry of hand-painted murals, this inspiration embraces imperfection and texture, creating an expressive, organic aesthetic. Folk art’s unrefined charm, softened color palettes, and layered botanical motifs evoke the warmth and authenticity of time-honored craftsmanship.

The ornate grandeur of Palace Panels is inspired by the decorative storytelling found within the architectural masterpieces of India and the Arab world. Intricately painted panels and friezes, often spanning palace walls, tell tales of nature, mythology, and cultural heritage. These elements—mirrored patterns, standalone floral motifs, and rich, hand-applied textures—convey a sense of movement and fluidity, ensuring every surface is alive with history and tradition.

Rooted in the fluid elegance of Art Nouveau, Nouveau Mirror draws from the sweeping curves and organic forms that defined this movement. Inspired by the intricate detailing of Persian textiles and the structured beauty of decorative tilework, this influence balances natural motifs—graceful florals, peacocks, and delicate foliage—with rhythmic symmetry. The seamless blend of ornamental geometry and flowing botanical elements reflects a refined yet expressive aesthetic, paying homage to centuries of craftsmanship while reinterpreting it for a modern audience.