Oil Paintings

Our wall art collection honors the patience, mastery, and living heritage of master artist and artisans, bridging centuries of global artistic dialogue.

Rooted in the 17th-century Mughal golden age, our architectural and fresco works celebrate Lahore’s historic monuments, where Persian elegance merged with Punjabi craftsmanship. In landmarks like the Wazir Khan Mosque, Lahore Fort, and Shalimar Gardens, structural brick dissolves into blooming paradises of buon fresco and intricate floral arabesques (naqqashi). We honor and collaborate with master conservators like Rizwan Saeed—working beside Wazir Khan’s historic gates—who revive flaking heritage using authentic kankar chuna (lime plaster) and hand-ground earth pigments, keeping 400-year-old painted gardens breathing.

Deepening this spiritual lineage, our collection draws from contemplative Sufi traditions and sacred Quranic ayahs, translating divine remembrance into intricate, hand-rendered calligraphy and sacred geometry.

Alongside regional heritage, our artists faithfully recreate public domain world masterpieces verified through meticulous provenance research. From Jacques-Louis David’s Neoclassical triumph, The Death of Socrates (housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art), to the vibrant canvases of Vincent van Gogh, each hand-painted reproduction captures original pigments, dynamic brushwork, and emotional weight making museum-grade, storied art a timeless presence in contemporary living spaces.