A collection of 6 watercolor paintings inspired by idols of gods and goddesses as depicted in ancient times. Removed from India by Colonial Powers, the idols became mere antiques, coveted for their value and artistic beauty but losing all divinity. These watercolor paintings are an act of cultural reclamation - inviting the viewer to see these objects as living symbols of cultural identity.

This collection features two original watercolor paintings, each exploring themes of acceptance through time. One reflects the modern world’s evolving identity, while the other revisits the nuanced lessons of the past. Together, they remind us that our histories are complex—while not all traditions deserve to be celebrated, not all should be forgotten