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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
16x12in
About this artwork
This piece is inspired by the countless women who wear flowers as part of their routine — effortlessly, beautifully, almost ritualistically. I’ve always loved seeing these fresh strings of flowers swaying at the back of their hair; it feels nostalgic, positive, and deeply rooted in our culture. Painting it from behind lets viewers imagine her story and connect with the moment in their own way.
The graceful back view of a woman with neatly tied hair… adorned in fresh jasmine and red rose garlands. The soft white petals, hand-braided into her hair, stand out against her dark tresses and the gentle lavender background. The bright blouse and the vibrant flowers together capture the simple beauty found in daily life. It’s a glimpse of tradition, fragrance, and femininity woven into one frame.
Shaiba Rajesh is an Indian mixed-media artist whose work explores memory, connection, and the quiet strength woven through everyday life. Combining painting with hand embroidery, she creates layered compositions where thread becomes both material and metaphor—tracing relationships, lived experiences, and the invisible bonds that connect people across time and place. Drawing inspiration from nature and the stories of women, her work reflects on resilience, care, belonging, and the ways in which personal and collective memories are carried forward. Flowers, landscapes, water, and human figures emerge as symbols of growth, endurance, and transformation, inviting viewers into contemplative spaces where the intimate becomes universal. Working across acrylics, watercolours, and textile-based techniques, Shaiba blends contemporary painting with traditional handcraft practices. Through her evolving bodies of work, she seeks to honour the connections that shape our lives, the memories that ling