Embrace of the Banyan Print

This archival print reproduces a watercolour painting of a female figure in close communion with a banyan tree. Leaning gently into the trunk, her raised arm and flowing yellow fabric suggest intimacy rather than physical support, as if she is listening or drawing reassurance from the tree itself. Softly rendered foliage and hanging blossoms frame the scene, while the banyan’s presence conveys endurance, memory, and quiet strength.

Produced using archival pigment printing, the print carefully preserves the original’s layered washes, delicate linework, and restrained palette. Rooted in South Asian and Oriental figurative traditions, the image emphasises stillness, emotional subtlety, and the profound connection between human presence and the natural world. The composition invites calm reflection and a sense of timeless balance.

Print Details

Archival pigment print on museum-grade 100% cotton Moab Entrada Cotton Rag, 290 gsm.

Hand signed and numbered by the artist.

Limited edition of 100.