The painting that I painting on my custom clothes are designed
exclusively for one dress and I painting them with
special colors for the fabric.
Painting of miniature birds on natural white cloth
HANDPAINTED
Christmas owls
Original painting with watercolor on 300gr watercolor paper
In this painting, two white and golden owls have become symbols of Christmas.
One carries a cluster of holly flowers—bringing a message of joy.
The other sits with quiet majesty on a golden crescent moon,
a moon within which miniature owls dance among the clouds.
Both gaze in the same direction,
as if they’ve heard a distant call.
Original painting with watercolor & ink on 600gr watercolor paper
The details in this painting represent the messengers of growth and life. The vibrant, colorful fish swimming energetically in the sea beneath the deer symbolize life and the turbulence of inner emotions within the calm and vitality of the ocean—a sea that serves as a symbol of spirituality. The deer, as a representative of nature, brings a message of peace and tranquility by nurturing white flowers. Birds, emerging from the lower part of the circle and soaring through the turbulent waves of life, fly towards the light and the origin of existence. In the top left corner of the painting, above the circle of life, rabbits run downward to keep the cycle of life moving, while life-giving flowers grow on their bodies, nourishing the love for life. Everything happens in a circular motion, a symbol of the life cycle. Even the multiple golden circles surrounding the central painting act as a prominent frame, reminding us of the cycle of nature.
Original painting on fabric with fabric colors
In this dreamlike artwork, kingfishers journey from the surface of the earth to the heights of the sky—a symbolic passage from darkness into light. At the very bottom of the piece lies a still, marsh-like lake, surrounded by withered, lifeless branches leaning toward its waters. Within this quiet pool, a single kingfisher captures a fish—a symbol of the ongoing struggle for survival amid stillness.
Above this scene, five kingfishers are caught in a fierce dispute—battling for more, entangled in the dry branches as if trapped in worldly desires and material conflict. Slightly higher, two birds perch quietly on a branch adorned with budding leaves and blossoms, heralding the coming of spring. They sit in peace, yet their gazes drift in opposite directions, each absorbed in its own contemplative path.
In that same row, one bird takes flight, rising upward as though it has discovered a path—perhaps the path to liberation. Once again, withered branches stretch out from either side. On one, a bird watches the chaos below—an observer of the material world. On the opposite branch, a smaller but more awakened bird turns its gaze upward, toward the realm of spirit. Around it, blossoms bloom—a message of love and presence.
Above them, five more birds soar toward the light, carrying blossoms of love in their beaks. These flowers, born of the birds’ love for life itself, become emblems of unity and purity.
At the pinnacle of this spiritual ascent, just beneath a crown of golden, radiant blossoms, one final bird stands alone—an embodiment of wisdom. With wings fully open, it rests at the very center of the composition, a symbol of arrival, illumination, and connection with the whole of existence.
