The exhibition captures the spirit of Indian architecture with its carved stone, crumbling palaces and pillared halls. Natasha has created a special piece to celebrate Diwali – Ganesha| New Beginnings. This is a handmade screen-print in an edition of 40. The Ganesha God symbolises fresh starts and prosperity. Most timely in the current climate! Natasha […]
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