Symphony of Tradition: Musical Instruments Painting- In 24k Gold

Provenance

An echo of India’s musical heritage, captured in silence: not the performance itself, but the lineage behind it—ritual, discipline, and the moments when music shaped time.

Hand-painted on Makrana marble and finished with genuine 24k gold, this musical instruments painting draws from centuries of Indian classical tradition. The tabla, shaped by courtly patronage and devotional practice, holds rhythm with quiet authority. The shehnai, long tied to temples and sacred beginnings, brings breath and ceremony. The mridangam grounds the composition, its resonance central to South Indian classical music and ritual.

Each instrument is rendered with reverence and restraint. Detailing is precise, never excessive. Brushstrokes are deliberate, led by form rather than flourish. Gold is applied with intention, settling into the marble and warming over time. It doesn’t announce itself—it endures.

Makrana marble, prized for purity and longevity, gives the work its permanence. Together, marble and gold create a surface that feels composed rather than painted—balanced, grounded, quietly luminous.

For collectors who know that true luxury lies in legacy, and that the most powerful stories are felt, not told.

Disclaimer: 

• The frames shown are for display purposes only and are not included with the artwork.
• As these are made-to-order designer pieces, expect minor colour variations from the displayed artwork.