Verandah Art Gallery

23/09/2026

Where the first light touches the ancient ghats, Benares awakens in a dream of gold, water and infinite quiet. Tejinder Kanda captures that fleeting hour when the river seems to hold the sky—and every reflection feels like a prayer.

A sacred morning, painted in light. 🌅✨

Tejinder Kanda │ ‘Ethereal Sunrise at Benares Ghats’ │ Acrylic on Canvas │ 36 x 60 in │ 2025
✨Radiant Dawn ~

In this breathtaking 2025 original, the acclaimed Tejinder Kanda superbly captures the transcendental energy of a Benares morning. This canvas is a masterclass in atmospheric depth, using a vibrant palette of ochres, deep purples, and shimmering golds. Kanda's signature "rhythmic" brushwork creates a palpable sense of movement—from the flickering reflections on the water to the bustling life upon the ghats.

At The Verandah, we curate art that acts as soulful anchors for your home—pieces that project a sophisticated, international aesthetic while grounding your space in the timeless spirituality of India.

❤️A Gentle Nudge from The Verandah:

Radiant Presence: At 36 x 60 inches, this piece brings the expansive glow of the Ganges into your living room, study, or meditation corner.

100% Authenticity: Every acquisition is accompanied by an Artist Authentication Certificate for total provenance.

Impasto Mastery: Witness Kanda’s technical elan in creating a rich, tactile surface that changes beautifully as the natural light in your room shifts throughout the day.

Global Logistics: 26 years of trust—securely delivered from our walls to yours, anywhere in the world.

Next Step: To witness the incredible texture and the shimmering light of this 2024 masterwork, DM us.

23/09/2026

Tejinder Kanda │ ‘Ethereal Sunrise at Benares Ghats’ │ Acrylic on Canvas │ 36 x 60 in │ 2025
✨Radiant Dawn ~

In this breathtaking 2025 original, the acclaimed Tejinder Kanda superbly captures the transcendental energy of a Benares morning. This canvas is a masterclass in atmospheric depth, using a vibrant palette of ochres, deep purples, and shimmering golds. Kanda's signature "rhythmic" brushwork creates a palpable sense of movement—from the flickering reflections on the water to the bustling life upon the ghats.

At The Verandah, we curate art that acts as soulful anchors for your home—pieces that project a sophisticated, international aesthetic while grounding your space in the timeless spirituality of India.

❤️A Gentle Nudge from The Verandah:

Radiant Presence: At 36 x 60 inches, this piece brings the expansive glow of the Ganges into your living room, study, or meditation corner.

100% Authenticity: Every acquisition is accompanied by an Artist Authentication Certificate for total provenance.

Impasto Mastery: Witness Kanda’s technical elan in creating a rich, tactile surface that changes beautifully as the natural light in your room shifts throughout the day.

Global Logistics: 26 years of trust—securely delivered from our walls to yours, anywhere in the world.

Next Step: To witness the incredible texture and the shimmering light of this 2024 masterwork, DM us.

23/09/2026

A flight of colour. A celebration of love. A world of pure imagination.
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Late Ravindra Salve │ ‘A Divine Play of Love’ │ Acrylic on Canvas │ 36 × 36 in │ 2012
A Symphony of Colour, Love & Imagination ✨ ~

In A Divine Play of Love, the late acclaimed artist Ravindra Salve unleashes a vibrant world of fantasy, where larger-than-life figures and expressive forms seem to float, dance and take flight across the canvas. Bold colour and rhythmic shapes create an exuberant visual energy, drawing the viewer into a world where imagination knows no boundaries.

Salve’s distinctive language transforms the canvas into a celebration of movement, emotion and human connection. Rich hues, playful forms and a sense of almost dreamlike flight come together in a work that feels joyous, theatrical and wonderfully alive—a striking statement for a contemporary interior and a meaningful work by an artist whose legacy continues to resonate.

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23/09/2026

Late Ravindra Salve │ ‘A Divine Play of Love’ │ Acrylic on Canvas │ 36 × 36 in │ 2012
A Symphony of Colour, Love & Imagination ✨ ~

In A Divine Play of Love, the late acclaimed artist Ravindra Salve unleashes a vibrant world of fantasy, where larger-than-life figures and expressive forms seem to float, dance and take flight across the canvas. Bold colour and rhythmic shapes create an exuberant visual energy, drawing the viewer into a world where imagination knows no boundaries.

Salve’s distinctive language transforms the canvas into a celebration of movement, emotion and human connection. Rich hues, playful forms and a sense of almost dreamlike flight come together in a work that feels joyous, theatrical and wonderfully alive—a striking statement for a contemporary interior and a meaningful work by an artist whose legacy continues to resonate.

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23/09/2026

Kolkata in charcoal, memory in every line. 🖤
Weathered streets, rickshaw pullers, old façades and fleeting human stories—Ajay De captures the soul of the city with remarkable tenderness and strength.
A timeless Kolkata, drawn rather than merely seen. ✨
The city changes. Its memories remain.

23/09/2026

Ajay De │ Kolkata Cityscapes & Rickshaw Pullers │ Charcoal & Acrylic on Paper

The Soul of Kolkata, Drawn in Charcoal ✨

Ajay De’s Kolkata is not simply a cityscape—it is a city remembered through atmosphere, movement and fleeting moments. His expressive charcoal lines trace old façades, quiet lanes and familiar corners, while subtle touches of acrylic bring warmth and life to the monochromatic world.

And then there are his rickshaw pullers—figures of immense dignity and quiet strength, carrying within their bent silhouettes the rhythm, resilience and timeless character of the city. There is something deeply evocative in the way Ajay captures these everyday protagonists, transforming an ordinary Kolkata moment into something enduring.

His works invite us to pause and recognise a Kolkata that still lingers in memory—the Kolkata of hand-pulled rickshaws, weathered architecture, human stories and beautifully imperfect streets. A remarkable body of work for collectors who cherish place, memory and the poetry of everyday life.

Kolkata, remembered. Kolkata, lived. Kolkata, drawn. 🖤
✨Verandah Art ~

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23/09/2026

A doorway is never simply an entrance—it is a passage into memory, belonging and the quiet world we call our own. Santhana Krishna’s Doorway to My Abode (Straight & Sideways) invites us to look at home from shifting perspectives, where texture, time and fragments of colour transform architecture into something deeply personal.

A threshold, a memory, a place to belong.

Santhana Krishna │ ‘Doorway to My Abode (Straight & Sideways)’ │ Mixed Media on Wood │ 20 × 12 × 3 in │ 2024
A Threshold Between Memory & Belonging ✨ ~

In ‘Doorway to My Abode ’, Santhana Krishna transforms the humble architectural threshold into a poetic metaphor for memory, belonging and inner refuge. Working with layered mixed media on wood, the artist evokes surfaces shaped by time — weathered textures, fragments of colour and tactile marks that feel like traces of lived experience.

The doorway becomes more than an entrance; it is a symbolic passage between the external world and the private sanctum of the self. Seen from shifting orientations — straight and sideways — the work gently disrupts our sense of perspective, reminding us that “home” is as much a state of mind as it is a physical place.

There is a quiet intimacy in the composition, where materiality and memory intertwine. The piece invites viewers to pause at the threshold and reflect on the spaces that shape identity, comfort and personal history.

23/09/2026

Santhana Krishna │ ‘Doorway to My Abode (Straight & Sideways)’ │ Mixed Media on Wood │ 20 × 12 × 3 in │ 2024
A Threshold Between Memory & Belonging ✨ ~

In ‘Doorway to My Abode ’, Santhana Krishna transforms the humble architectural threshold into a poetic metaphor for memory, belonging and inner refuge. Working with layered mixed media on wood, the artist evokes surfaces shaped by time — weathered textures, fragments of colour and tactile marks that feel like traces of lived experience.

The doorway becomes more than an entrance; it is a symbolic passage between the external world and the private sanctum of the self. Seen from shifting orientations — straight and sideways — the work gently disrupts our sense of perspective, reminding us that “home” is as much a state of mind as it is a physical place.

There is a quiet intimacy in the composition, where materiality and memory intertwine. The piece invites viewers to pause at the threshold and reflect on the spaces that shape identity, comfort and personal history.

22/09/2026

Where love becomes devotion… and devotion becomes timeless. 💙✨

P. Gnana’s Radha Krishna — an intimate meeting of bronze and wood, celebrating the eternal rhythm of two souls bound by love.

A quiet sculpture. A timeless story. 🌿
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22/09/2026

P. Gnana │ ‘Radha Krishna’ │ Bronze & Wood Sculpture │ 30 × 17 × 9 in │ 2025

Eternal Rhythm of Radha Krishna ✨Verandah Art ~

In ‘Radha Krishna’, P. Gnana transforms the eternal romance of the divine into a sculpture of quiet intimacy and lyrical grace. Two timeless figures come together in a composition where closeness speaks more eloquently than gesture — evoking love, devotion and the profound spiritual bond between Radha and Krishna. 💙✨

The warmth and earthy presence of wood meet the enduring character of bronze, creating a beautiful dialogue between natural texture and sculptural form. Gnana’s distinctive treatment of the human figure, with its serene simplicity and flowing contours, gives the work an almost meditative stillness.

There is no theatricality here — only the quiet poetry of two souls drawn eternally towards one another. A work that celebrates love not merely as romance, but as devotion, harmony and timeless union. 🤎

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