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Eternal Radiance of Shining Sun

Space seriesHand-drawn by Anusuya R

₹3,999

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Anusuya R Eternal Radiance of Shining Sun Pen, ink and colour on paper A3, 29.7 × 42 cm · framed 40 × 53 cm Space series See it on your wall

Glowing with solar brilliance, this mandala captures the eternal warmth, light, and power of the sun. It radiates positive energy, making it a beautiful and uplifting focal point for any room that needs a touch of sunshine.

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

Eternal Radiance of Shining Sun Anusuya R · click the artwork to zoom

Sun-like mandala with a red six-pointed star, grey lace rings and orange-red sunburst fans, hand-drawn

See it on your wall

Eternal Radiance of Shining Sun at its true framed size, about 40 × 53 cm, in four interiors.

Eternal Radiance of Shining Sun framed on the wall of a living room
Living room · visualisation at true scale
Living room Bedroom Home office Office

About this artwork

A six-pointed star in red and yellow burns at the centre, wrapped in grey lace, yellow fan petals and an outer ring of orange sunburst fans that fade into golden circles.

Rather than drawing a sun with a face or straight rays, Anusuya builds its radiance from the inside out. The centre is a yellow hexagon inside a red six-pointed star; around it, bands of grey lace and pale yellow fans act as the sun's glowing atmosphere, and outer fans striped in orange and red flare out like solar flames.

Surya, the sun, is one of the most widely honoured forces in India, greeted at dawn and celebrated at Pongal and Makar Sankranti as the giver of light, warmth and harvest. The six-pointed star at the heart also echoes the shatkona of Indian sacred geometry. Warm without being overwhelming, the piece leaves generous white space around the mandala, so it brightens a wall without crowding it. It is a cheerful focal point for any room that could use a little sunshine.

Look closer

  • Red six-pointed star around a yellow hexagonal centre
  • Grey shaded lace bands drawn in fine black fineliner
  • Pale yellow fan petals between the star's points
  • Outer fans in orange and red stripes over warm golden circles
  • Generous white space around the compact mandala

Questions about this piece

What does the six-pointed star mean?

In Indian sacred geometry the six-pointed star, the shatkona, stands for the meeting of complementary forces. Here it forms the burning core of the sun, ringed by lace and flame-like fans.

Does it arrive ready to hang?

Yes. Every order, original or replica, ships framed in black wood with a glass front and a white mat, about 40 × 53 cm, ready to hang. Shipping is free anywhere in India.

Total₹3,999

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