A special showcase by Areeti Studio at the India Art Festival, Delhi 2025 presents : The Divine Creations : a curated collection featuring artworks from our past
exhibitions Unspoken : The Art of Her and The Emperor’s Collection.

A journey through timeless narratives, intricate details, and the essence of creation — all brought together in one archival showcase.

🗓 7–9 November 2025
📍 Booth No. 14, Constitution Club of India, New Delhi

AREETI'S ARCHIVE
(Paintings from the Collection)

Royal Gaze
Artist : Harmeet
Medium : Oil on Canvas
Royal Gaze depicts a stunning horse, a true jewel from an emperor's collection,
standing calmly in front of an richly decorated, green entryway. It's a painting that
beautifully shows off the horse's gentle power and timeless charm, as if it's been
cherished for ages in an imperial stable.

Royal Equine
Artist : Harmeet
Medium : Oil on Canvas
This artwork, "Royal Equine" draws you into a scene of quiet power and luxurious
detail.A stunning dark horse, dressed in elaborate golden adornments, is depicted with
a sense of calm dignity. The opulent, textured backdrop in deep reds and golds
enhances its majestic presence, creating an atmosphere of timeless grandeur and an
undeniable connection to a regal past.

Blue Retreat: Chhavi Niwas
Artist : Payal & Raj
Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
This acrylic painting, "The Blue Retreat: Chhavi Niwas," showcases a room in Jaipur's
City Palace, rendered with an exquisite array of blues and whites that highlight the
intricate architectural details. A leopard sits prominently in the foreground, its presence
adding a vibrant contrast and an element of wild grace.

Timeless Treasures
Artist : Arti Mittal
Medium : Oil on Canvas
"Timeless Treasures" is a richly detailed painting that evokes a sense of history and
cultural artistry. It features an antique-style chair draped with a vibrantly patterned,
traditional rug. The intricate patterns of the rug and the elegant form of the instrument to stand out, creating a captivating still life that speaks of heritage and enduring beauty.

Knots and Carving
Artist : Arti Mittal
Medium : Oil on Canvas
This oil-on-canvas artwork, "Knots and Carvings," is a masterful still life that evokes a
sense of timeless craftsmanship. The painting features two central elements: an
intricately carved green cabinet and a richly patterned rug or textile draped over its
corner. The title perfectly encapsulates the artist's focus on the detailed textures—the
woven knots of the fabric and the elaborate carvings on the cabinet's doors.

The quiet beauty of thought
Artist : Reet Mittal
Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
This artwork captures the "quiet beauty of thought" in a moment of intimate
reflection.The woman's pose, with her hands resting gently against her face, suggests a pause, a moment of introspection amidst a vibrant, almost dreamlike backdrop. Each
element, from the floral tiara to the textured brushstrokes, contributes to a silent story of inner contemplation and serene beauty.

Floral Muse
Artist : Raj
Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
"Floral Muse" presents a captivating portrait where the organic beauty of nature
seamlessly intertwines with the human form. A vibrant tapestry of flowers and foliage
frames the subject, creating a harmonious blend of botanical elements and artistic
expression. The muse emerges from this floral embrace, embodying a sense of natural
grace and vibrant energy.

Faces of Vishnu
Artist : Harmeet
Medium : Graphite
The artwork depicts a scene from Hindu mythology. The central figure is Vishnu, the
preserver god, with multiple heads and arms, each holding a different weapon or
symbol. The artist, working within a mere 60 hours, employed graphite powder to
achieve the remarkable depth and texture of the piece. The contrast between light and
shadow, and the subtle gradations of gray, give the artwork a three-dimensional
quality.The artist's talent and dedication are truly reflected in this masterpiece, which
showcases the power and versatility of graphite as a medium.

Ruby’s Bloom (Set of 3)
Artist : Suman, Payal, Yash
Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
The artwork depicts a scene from Hindu mythology. The central figure is Vishnu, the
preserver god, with multiple heads and arms, each holding a different weapon or
symbol. The artist, working within a mere 60 hours, employed graphite powder to
achieve the remarkable depth and texture of the piece. The contrast between light and
shadow, and the subtle gradations of gray, give the artwork a three-dimensional quality. The artist's talent and dedication are truly reflected in this masterpiece, which showcases the power and versatility of graphite as a medium.