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Bethun Church,Kolkata 8.5″ x 11.5″
₹8,000.00Bethun Church – Kolkata Bethun Church in Kolkata reflects the quiet beauty of the city’s old colonial architecture. This sketch-style artwork captures its peaceful charm through soft detailing and elegant linework, making it a beautiful piece for lovers of heritage spaces, historic architecture, and timeless art. Inspired by the nostalgic streets of Kolkata, the artwork brings together history, culture, and artistic simplicity in a timeless form. Its subtle vintage aesthetic adds warmth and character to any space. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
Bishorjon -Urban Sketch
₹6,500.00Bishorjon — Ek Chala Durga in Departure
Bishorjon captures a deeply evocative moment from Bengal’s cultural memory—the immersion of an Ek Chala Durga Thakur, carried by devotees holding the chala from both sides in a final act of reverence. With loose, expressive strokes and atmospheric washes, the sketch conveys both movement and emotion: the collective devotion, the ritual’s ephemeral drama, and the bittersweet poetry of farewell. A much sought-after visual in Bengal’s festive imagination, this artwork preserves the spirit of Durga Visarjan—where celebration dissolves into nostalgia, and departure becomes sacred.
Artist: Avidip Kundu
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Kumortuli-Urban Sketch
₹7,000.00Kumortuli or Kumartuli is a potter's quater in northern Kolkata. The potters have been sculpting the idols of gods & goddessess since time immemorial. Although the look & feel of Kumortuli is age old & very humbling, the sculpotors not only manufacture & fashion the idols for various Indian festivals in India, they also export them. The sketch depicts the idol of Goddess Kali, who has been completely embelished & fashioned. She is waiting to be carried by her devotees from the potter's quarter. There is another small & very sketcy idol of Kali right beside the big one. She has been placed on a cart, carried by her devotees from another community or area seated around her & holding her. She is being revered by her devotees from all walks of life at various capacities. She enjoys the material relativity that is offered to her & the devotion/rituals that remain sacrosanct across class. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
Rath Yatra- Festival of Chariots -Urban Sketch
₹7,000.00During the Jagannath Rath jatra or Rath Yatra, the triads ( Jagannath, Subadhra & Bal Bhadra) are usually worshiped in the sanctum of the temple at Puri, but once during the month of Asadha (Rainy Season of Odisha, usually falling in month of June or July), they are brought out onto the Bada Danda (main street of Puri)and travel (3 km) to the Shri Gundicha Temple, in huge chariots (ratha), allowing the public to have darśana (Holy view). This festival is known as Rath Jatra, meaning the journey (jatra) of the chariots (ratha). The Rathas are huge wheeled wooden structures, which are built anew every year and are pulled by the devotees. Artish- Avidip Kundu -
Saraswati Puja- Urban Sketch
₹7,000.00Saraswati, the Goddess of knowledge & wisdom is worshipped on the occassion of Basant Panchami. Basant Panchami marks the arrival of spring. Basant means spring. The 5th day of the month of Maagh coined the name Panchami. Saraswti, as she is worshiped as the goddess of music & arts is believed to have born on this day. Rituals are performed & devotees wear yellow that signifies flowering of mustard & it is believed to be the Goddess's favourite colour for it speaks abundance. Among Bengalees, children are made to write their first word on this day which is considered as a significant step towards the world of education, art, music & culture. Education institutions remain shut for a day. Students stay away from books just for a day so as to please the Goddess. The sketch is of an idol of Goddess Saraswati who is decorated to the worshipper's heart's content in one of the residences in North Kolkata. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
SS Hogg Market & Kolkata -Urban Sketch
₹12,000.00Hogg Market & Old Kolkata — A Study in Enduring Character
This pair of urban sketches celebrates the layered spirit of Hogg Market and old Kolkata, where colonial facades, weathered shutters, wrought-iron balconies and timeworn corners continue to breathe with everyday life. Built in the British era, these architectural fragments reflect a city that wears age with grace—dilapidated yet functional, faded yet deeply alive. Through expressive lines and nuanced washes, the artist captures Kolkata’s singular character: a metropolis where heritage is not preserved behind glass, but lived in, negotiated and cherished. These sketches evoke the romance of an old city whose British architecture, patina and lived-in beauty set it apart from every other modern Indian metropolis.
Artist: Avidip Kundu
