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Petals of Eternal Bloom

Life seriesHand-drawn by Anusuya R

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Anusuya R Petals of Eternal Bloom Pen, ink and colour on paper A3, 29.7 × 42 cm · framed 40 × 53 cm Life series See it on your wall

Endless petals unfurl gracefully across this mandala, offering a timeless reminder of life’s perpetual blossoming. It captures the enduring beauty of growth and renewal, making it a meaningful addition to spaces that celebrate nature’s cycles and human resilience.

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  • Framed freeReady to hang on arrival
  • Free shippingAnywhere in India
  • Signed by the artistEvery sheet, by hand

Petals of Eternal Bloom Anusuya R · click the artwork to zoom

Painting of pink lotus flowers, buds and seed pods among large green lotus leaves on a white background

See it on your wall

Petals of Eternal Bloom at its true framed size, about 40 × 53 cm, in four interiors.

Petals of Eternal Bloom framed on the wall of a living room
Living room · visualisation at true scale
Living room Bedroom Home office Office

About this artwork

Pink lotuses at every stage, from tight bud to full bloom, rise on slender stems among broad, ribbed green leaves and seed pods. Painted on a plain white ground, the flowers have room to breathe.

Unlike most pieces in the collection, this one is not built as a mandala. It is a botanical painting of a lotus plant in full season, with blooms facing in different directions, buds still closed and seed pods already forming. That mix is the idea behind the title: on a single plant, something is always opening while something else is ripening, so the blossoming never really ends.

The lotus is India's national flower and one of its most sacred, associated with purity because it rises unstained from muddy water. Anusuya paints the petals with deep pink tips fading to white and gives the leaves visible ribbing in layered greens. The result is fresh and calm. It pairs naturally with the lotus mandalas in the collection if you want to group pieces together, and it works just as well alone on a light wall.

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  • Free botanical composition rather than a radial mandala
  • Pink lotus petals fading from deep pink tips to white
  • Blooms, buds and seed pods shown together on one plant
  • Broad green leaves with brushed vein lines in layered greens
  • Plain white background around the plant

Questions about this piece

Which wall suits this lotus painting?

Its white background and soft pink-and-green palette suit light walls. It works well in a pooja room, bedroom or living room, and beside the lotus mandalas in the collection.

What is the difference between the original and the replica?

The original is the one-of-one drawing, hand-drawn on A3 paper and signed by Anusuya R. The replica is a giclée/inkjet print on A3 art paper. Both arrive in the same black wood frame with glass and a white mat.

Total₹5,999

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