Hospitality Suite Wall Art

Hospitality Suite — 15 museum-grade prints sized and toned for the room. Khovar is the marriage wall art of Hazaribagh district, Jharkhand, combed by women of tribal and Kurmi communities onto the bridal chamber before a wedding, using a sgraffito technique — wet white kaolin slip over a dark base coat, combed and scratched away with a broken comb so the dark ground reads as line. Paired fish are a classic Khovar fertility motif, promising plenty and increase to the new household, alongside lotus and peacocks. Paro Taktsang — the Tiger's Nest — is Bhutan's best-known monastery, built around a cave associated with Guru Rinpoche and reached by a trail that climbs roughly 900 metres from the valley floor. Lungta prayer flags carry mantras and blessings on the wind in Tibetan Buddhist tradition; the five colours represent sky, air, fire, water, and earth. Dubai transformed from a pearl-diving port into one of the world's most vertical skylines, with the Burj Khalifa holding the tallest-building title since 2010. The contrast between Arabian desert landscape and hypermodern towers is among the most reproduced motifs in UAE travel art; this edition reframes it through abstract gold-and-teal strata rather than photoreal sunset cliché.

Updated 22 Jun 2026