Overview
Priya’s mixed media evolves from a response to the fiber of life, which emerges from nature, from the stem of a plant, from the bark of the tree, from the nest of the birds, from the cocoon, which gives birth to the moth.
From a carefree life when she created woven fabrics in the tapestry technique, she moved on to study the art of the Rafoogars of Najibabad, who through their mastery of the woven pieces reconstructed with invisible stitches the original form which gave it a new life.
The sudden encroachment upon her life, from within, by the uncontrolled growth of the cells was a shock. But she fought it relentlessly and in the process tried to understand the phenomenon.
Priya looked at nature in its multiple forms and found so many expressions emerging from many volatile forms. As Priya says “the mixed media works arise from a thorough symbiosis – they completely inhabit the paper and vanish into the cloth. Through such fusion a new organic morphology is distilled. As I experience it any seeming description of the rhythm of the personal weave is simply another invaluable dynamic enunciation.
We are no more, no less than the mutable skeins in the cosmic warp and weft, infinite, immaculate and imperishable.
Priya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 48 X 36 in, Hand woven tapestry with cotton fibre & paper pulp, weaving in 1995-96 worked over in 2014
Priya Ravish Mehra-Untitled-Paper pulp and Daphne fibre-9 x 12 in-2016-2
Priya Ravish Mehra-Untitled-Paper pulp and fabric-19 x 16 in-2017
Priya Ravish Mehra-Untiled-Kantha Fragments with Paper Pulp-14.5x17.5-2016-2
28 Priya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, Hand done _rafoogari_(darning) on pashmina cloth, 29 x 19 in, 2017 (4)
Note
Human life is an intimate reflection of the great cycles of nature, universal, perennial and all-pervasive. Of most significance to us here on earth are the sun and moon, their locus and path in the sky, linked to the arrival, change and departure of the seasons – all existence on earth depends upon this eternal, unstoppable and regular movement that is a manifestation of reet, cosmic ‘truth’ or ‘order’. Darkness veils light; light infuses darkness; through increasingly refined gradations of luminosity the gross becomes subtle, opacity becomes transparency; transformations revert to original states and re-manifest, and the reiterations continue. As closely and precisely bound as warp and weft, sun and moon invest each other with meaning, each completing the other’s activity as they illumine the visible sphere. And they occasionally unite through dramatic superimposition, as in the radiant shock of full eclipse when day is transformed into night. It is all one process – expansion and contraction, dispersion and compression, emanation and dissolution.
My current works are based on an ongoing stage of my personal journey. I use the metaphor of visible and invisible rafoogari/traditional darning to invoke sudden, unexpected and violent rupture in our daily experience of the apparently seamless, stable, reliable order of things. My aesthetic is a symbolic affirmation of the place, significance and act of existential ‘repair’ in the corroded fabric of any life, as well as in the life of any corroded fabric. The edges of gashes and fissures in vulnerable cloth have to be continuously aligned, firmly yet delicately gripped, and sealed stitch by careful stitch to prevent further ripping and other damage, and to render the weave and its patterns intact and whole.
My mixed-media works arise from a thorough symbiosis – the natural ‘cloth’ fibres disappear into the paper, the natural ‘paper’ fibres vanish into the cloth; they completely inhabit, host, embed, render, transform and ultimately subsume each other. Through such fusion a new organic morphology is distilled; the particular relationships that constitute duality are re-inscribed as a unity. In metaphorical terms, these works may be read as signifying a collapse of the threshold between the existential and the transcendental. As I experience it, any seeming disruption of the rhythm of the personal weave is simply another invaluable, dynamic enunciation of the universal continuum of reet. We are no more and no less than vital, mutable skeins in the cosmic warp and weft, infinite, immaculate, imperishable.

Biography
Priya Ravish Mehra (1961-2018) was a Delhi-based textile artist and weaver, researcher and designer. She graduated in Fine Arts (with a specialization in textiles) from Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan, and later studied tapestry at West Dean College, Sussex and an advanced tapestry course at the Royal College of Arts, London under the aegis of a Commonwealth Fellowship and Charles Wallace Trust (India) Scholarship. She also received an Asian Cultural Council Grant to study the maintenance and preservation of Indian textiles, especially Kashmir shawls, in public and private collections in the US. Priya’s textile and mixed-media work has been featured as solo exhibitions in British Council, Delhi (1993), Commonwealth Institute, London (1994), Jahangir Art Gallery, Mumbai (1997), Instituto de Artes Plasticas, Mexico (2016), Presence in Absence curated by Tunty Chauhan at Gallery Threshold, Delhi (2017) and ‘India International Center, Delhi (2018). She has also participated in group shows: Taumata Art Gallery, Auckland (1993), Rabindra Bhavan, Delhi (1997), British Council, Delhi (1999), 10th International Triennial of Tapestries, Lodz (2001), ILF Samanvay, India Habitat Centre, Delhi (2016), ‘Evidence Room’, KHOJ, Delhi (2017), C-13, FICA, Delhi (2017), ‘Detritus’, Serendipity Art Festival, Goa (2017), and Pale Sentinels curated by Salima Hashmi at Aicon Gallery, New York (2018), Priya Ravish Mehra at the Kochi Murziris Biennale 2018-2019, Connecting Threads, Bhau Daji Lad Museum, Mumbai 2018. Artist Memorial Wall at India Art Fair 2019 represented by Threshold. Woven Memoirs at Chemould Prescott Road, Mumbai 2019, Bakhiya curated by Tunty Chauhan at Threshold, New Delhi 2020.

Exhibitions
Works
Armageddon, 2019
Variable SizeIndrapramit Roy, Soliloquies, 2020
15 x 11 inchesAchia Anzi, Colonial Times, 2019
96 x 24 inchesAchia Anzi, Colonial Times, 2019
Variable SizeGargi Raina, Fracture Ayeneh Kari, 2019
24 x 18 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Herbage, 2019
12 x 9 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Life Breath, 2019
12 x 9 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Pierced Comfort, 2019
12 x 9 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Sprout, 2019
12 x 9 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Tranquil, 2019
12 x 9 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Unravel, 2019
12 x 9 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Verdure, 2019
12 x 9 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Whirlpool, 2019
12 x 9 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2014
48 x 36 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2014
23 x 17 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2014
23 x 17 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2014
23 x 17 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2017
29 x 17 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2017
29 x 17 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2017
29 x 17 inchesRubaba Haider, I see my beauty in you (Rumi) III, 2016
27.5 x 22 inchesRajendar Tiku, Broken oath reorganised, 2019
10 x 11 x 6 inchesRajendar Tiku, Come Spring, something moves through my ruins, 2019
20 x 15 x 11 inchesRajendar Tiku, Come Spring, my ruins go green, 2019
15 x 5 x 8 inchesRajendar Tiku, Kin-Tsugi for a calligraph, 2019
Variable SizeRajendar Tiku, Snowflowers, 2003
12 x 14 x 14 inchesYael Bartana, A Declaration, 2006
Variable SizeYael Bartana, A Declaration, 2006
Variable SizeI see my beauty in you (Rumi) III, 2019
13 x 11 inchesAnindita Bhattacharya, Untitled, 2020
60 x 60 inchesAnindita Bhattacharya, Thick as Guilt, 2020
18 x 23 inchesAnindita Bhattacharya, Wasteland, 2019
60 x 108 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2020
48 x 36 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2020
48 x 36 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2020
48 x 36 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2017
36 x 72 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2020
48 x 36 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2018
34 x 42 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2018
72 x 72 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2017
60 x 144 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2019
30 x 72 inchesRahul Inamdar, Morning Forest, 2017
78 x 180 inchesRahul Inamdar, Untitled, 2019
48 x 84 inchesRahul Inamdar, Time, 2018
67 x 55 inchesRahul Inamdar, Untitled, 2019
67 x 55 inchesRahul Inamdar, Untitled, 2019
60 x 126 inchesRahul Inamdar, Was, 2017
72 x 42 inchesRahul Inamdar, Its a Tree, 2017
60 x 36 inchesRahul Inamdar, When it Rained, 2018
60 x 30 inchesRahul Inamdar, A cupful of light, 2018
48 x 84 inchesRahul Inamdar, As red as it gets, 2018
78 x 180 inchesRahul Inamdar, Concrete marries a stone, 2018
42 x 80 inchesRahul Inamdar, Red's especially difficult, 2017
42 x 30 inchesRahul Inamdar, Rust minus water is iron, 2017
42 x 30 inchesRahul Inamdar, Untitled, 2018
42 x 30 inchesRahul Inamdar, Oil floods charcoal, 2017
42 x 30 inchesRahul Inamdar, Haiku 1, 2018
10 x 12 inchesRahul Inamdar, Haiku 2, 2018
10 x 12 inchesRahul Inamdar, Haiku 3, 2018
10 x 12 inchesRahul Inamdar, Haiku 4, 2018
10 x 12 inchesRahul Inamdar, Haiku 5, 2018
10 x 12 inchesRahul Inamdar, Haiku 6, 2018
10 x 12 inchesRahul Inamdar, Haiku 8, 2018
10 x 12 inchesHaiku 7, 2018
10 x 12 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
27 x 20 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
27 x 20 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
27 x 20 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
40 x 23 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
40 x 23 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
15 x 21 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
15 x 21 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
15 x 21 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
15 x 21 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
15 x 21 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
14.5 x 30.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
14.5 x 30.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
14.5 x 30.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
14.5 x 30.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
21 x 16 inchesShaurya Kumar, In a Sacred Land a Traveler…, 2018
14 x 19 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
18 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11.5 x 9 inchesUntitled, 2016
11.5 x 9 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11.5 x 9 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11.5 x 9 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11.5 x 9 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
20.5 x 14 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
14 x 21 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
14 x 21 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
15 x 18 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
15 x 18 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
25 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
25 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
22 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
22 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
22 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
15 x 22 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
25 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
25 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2017
Variable SizePriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
18 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
18 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
18 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
18 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
18 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11 x 8.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11 x 8.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11 x 8.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11 x 8.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11 x 8.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11 x 8.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11 x 8.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11 x 8.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
11 x 8.5 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2014
12 x 10 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2014
12 x 10 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2014
12 x 10 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2014
12 x 10 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2014
12 x 10 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2014
12 x 10 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2014
12 x 10 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
17 x 14 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
17 x 14 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
17 x 14 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
17 x 14 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
9 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
9 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
9 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
9 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
9 x 15 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
27 x 11 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
27 x 11 inchesPriya Ravish Mehra, Untitled, 2016
27 x 11 inchesAchia Anzi, Untitled, 2016
Variable SizeAchia Anzi, Trampantojo, 2016
Variable SizeAchia Anzi, Untitled, 2016
Variable SizeAchia Anzi, Untitled, 2016
Variable SizeAchia Anzi, Untitled, 2016
Variable SizeAchia Anzi, Untitled, 2016
Variable SizeAchia Anzi, Untitled, 2016
Variable SizeAchia Anzi, Untitled, 2016
96 x 2004 x 18 inchesAchia Anzi, Untitled, 2016
Variable SizeAchia Anzi, Untitled, 2016
Variable SizeV. Ramesh, Untitled, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, Body, Offering, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, Untitled, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, Untitled, 2016
18 x 24 inchesV. Ramesh, Untitled, 2016
18 x 24 inchesV. Ramesh, Untitled, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, Untitled, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, The Fallen Warrior, 2016
48 x 96 inchesV. Ramesh, Savdhan, 2016
84 x 60 inchesV. Ramesh, The Genesis of an epic, 2016
60 x 84 inchesV. Ramesh, The Moment of Epiphany, 2016
60 x 84 inchesV. Ramesh, Devotees, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, Devotees, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, Devotees, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, Devotees, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, Devotees, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, Devotees, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, Devotees, 2016
24 x 18 inchesAnindita Bhattacharya, Rewriting on the Wall, 2018
Variable SizeAnindita Bhattacharya, The Opera that Came our Way, 2018
60 x 48 inchesAnindita Bhattacharya, City by the Mournful Sea, 2018
96 x 60 inchesAnindita Bhattacharya, I know not how to fable, 2018
Variable SizeAnindita Bhattacharya, War Rugs, 2018
Variable SizeAnindita Bhattacharya, Contraband Drawings, 2019
Variable SizeAisha Abid Hussain, She Body series, 2015
5 x 8 inchesAisha Abid Hussain, She Body series, 2015
5 x 8 inchesAisha Abid Hussain, She Body series, 2015
5 x 8 inchesAnindita Bhattacharya, Is this the new black, 2015
49 x 37 inchesAnindita Bhattacharya, Dateless diary, 2015
36 x 48 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Bejeweled Spring, 2016
14 x 10 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Circulating Hope, 2016
14 x 10 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Flowering Abyss, 2016
14 x 10 inchesManjunath Kamath, Almost there, 2016
84 x 84 inchesManjunath Kamath, Untitled, 2016
Variable SizeNilima Sheikh, The Last Saffron, 2016
57 x 20 inchesNilima Sheikh, Majnun, 2016
21.5 x 62 inchesDesmond Lazaro, Icon, 2016
24 x 36.5 x 24 inchesV. Ramesh, Body offering, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, A packet full of desires, 2016
24 x 18 inchesV. Ramesh, Body Offering, 2016
24 x 18 inchesF. Zahra Hasan, World's End Rescue, 2016
39.5 x 23.6 inchesF. Zahra Hasan, World's End the good and the evil, 2016
23.6 x 39.5 inchesF. Zahra Hasan, Annihilation (King)-I, 2013
10.5 x 7.5 inchesF. Zahra Hasan, Annihilation (Couple) VI, 2013
10.7 x 7.3 inchesF. Zahra Hasan, Annihilation (Lady) - V, 2016
9 x 6 inchesWardha Shabbir, One world here another there, 2016
20 x 58 inchesDilip Ranade, War III, 2017
8 x 6 inchesDilip Ranade, War II, 2017
9 x 6 inchesDilip Ranade, Unfathomable, 2017
10.5 x 6 inchesDilip Ranade, War I, 2017
8 x 6 inchesDilip Ranade, Vision, 2017
6 x 9 inchesDilip Ranade, Trumpet, 2017
6.25 x 9 inchesDilip Ranade, Tribunal, 2018
7.25 x 9.25 inchesDilip Ranade, Torture, 2017
6.75 x 9 inchesDilip Ranade, To Be or Not To Be, 2019
6 x 6 inchesDilip Ranade, The Lost Civilization, 2017
6.75 x 9 inchesDilip Ranade, The Law, 2018
9.25 x 6.75 inchesDilip Ranade, Surrender, 2018
6.75 x 10.25 inchesDilip Ranade, Peeping into Unknown, 2017
6.5 x 9.5 inchesDilip Ranade, Once Upon a Time, 2017
6.75 x 8.75 inchesDilip Ranade, Nostalgia, 2017
6.75 x 9 inchesDilip Ranade, No Exit, 2018
6.75 x 10.5 inchesDilip Ranade, Mother Goddess, 2017
9 x 6.75 inchesDilip Ranade, Martyr, 2017
10.5 x 14 inchesDilip Ranade, Lust, 2017
6.75 x 9 inchesDilip Ranade, Light house, 2017
6.75 x 9 inchesDilip Ranade, Kali, 2017
9.5 x 6.75 inchesDilip Ranade, Flight Towards Unknown, 2017
8.75 x 6.75 inchesDilip Ranade, End of Evil, 2017
6.75 x 10.5 inchesDilip Ranade, Blue Eyed Boy, 2017
6.25 x 8.75 inchesDilip Ranade, Birth of Pieta, 2018
6.75 x 8 inchesDilip Ranade, Arrest, 2017
6.75 x 9 inchesDilip Ranade, At the Turn, 2017
9 x 6.75 inchesDilip Ranade, Anarchy, 2019
6 x 6 inchesDilip Ranade, Upsurge, 2017
6.25 x 8.75 inchesAnindita Bhattacharya, In a Grain of Sand..., 2020
Variable SizeJayashree Chakravarty, Expanded Roots, 2019
50 x 69 inchesNilima Sheikh, Dreaming Home 2, 2020
20 x 27 inchesNilima Sheikh, Dreaming Home 3, 2020
19.5 x 27 inchesNilima Sheikh, Erased Homes 5, 2020
16.5 x 25 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2021
11 x 11 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2021
11 x 11 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2021
11 x 11 inchesPooja Iranna, And Time Passed By 1, 2020
Variable SizePooja Iranna, And Time Passed By 1, 2020
Variable SizePooja Iranna, Pervasive Mushrooming 11, 2020
15 x 6.5 x 3 inchesPooja Iranna, Pervasive Mushrooming 12, 2020
12.5 x 7.5 x 3 inchesPooja Iranna, Pervasive Mushrooming 13, 2020
11 x 8 x 3.5 inchesSudhir Patwardhan, Afternoon, 2020
27 x 18 inchesSudhir Patwardhan, Evening, 2020
27 x 21 inchesSudhir Patwardhan, Morning, 2020
34 x 43 inchesSuneet Ghildial, Time and Life Series, 2020
60 x 60 inchesSuneet Ghildial, Time and Life Series, 2020
Variable SizeYashwant Deshmukh, City Scape, 2017
36 x 48 inchesYashwant Deshmukh, Courtyard, 2016
12.5 x 12.5 inchesYashwant Deshmukh, Home-Land, 2020
27 x 48 inchesYashwant Deshmukh, Untitled, 2016
20 x 14.25 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2021
11 x 11 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2021
11 x 11 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2021
11 x 11 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2021
11 x 11 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2018
48 x 36 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2018
48 x 36 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2018
48 x 36 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2018
72 x 108 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2018
72 x 108 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2018
72 x 36 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2018
72 x 36 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2017
36 x 72 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2018
60 x 144 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2017
72 x 72 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2017
84 x 84 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2017
84 x 84 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2017
84 x 72 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2017
84 x 72 inchesPandit Khairnar, Untitled, 2017
36 x 42 inchesDesmond Lazaro, Dymaxion map IV (after Buckminster Fuller), 2019
27.5 x 28.6 inchesDesmond Lazaro, Mapping the heavens, 2019
19 x 19 inchesGulam M. Sheikh, Between Famine and Floods, 2019
22.5 x 30 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Garbha Vriksha, 2019
11 x 9.5 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Kaal, 2019
13 x 9 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Mannat, 2019
13 x 9.5 inchesManisha Gera Baswani, Panchtatva, 2019
55 x 25 inchesRoshan Chhabria, A gift of love on her wedding, 2019
18 x 12 inchesRoshan Chhabria, Rahu kaal ख़राब समय, 2019
18 x 12 inchesRoshan Chhabria, What is the color of indian saree, 2019
18 x 12 inchesRoshan Chhabria, With dupatta, without dupatta, 2019
18 x 12 inchesRuby Jhunjhunwala, Layered Reality, 2019
10 x 5 x 1.5 inchesRuby Jhunjhunwala, Pebbles- untold stories, and Sitoliya 1, 2019
8 x 7 x 5 inchesRuby Jhunjhunwala, Sitoliya 2, 2019
Variable SizeTarshito N. Strippoli, Angelic Caress, 2005
9.8 x 7.4 inchesTarshito N. Strippoli, Divine Tree, 2005
9.4 x 7 inches