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Fidelity and Harmony gather here as a quiet wish for loyalty and lasting closeness between partners. In Vastu tradition, relationships belong to the south-west, or Nairutya — the direction that is said to steady the bond of a home. This collection draws on cranes and swans, birds long held as emblems of devotion, so a shared wall or bedroom can hold an image of the union you are building together, day after day.
Fidelity and Harmony speak to loyalty, devotion and the lasting peace between partners. In Vastu tradition, relationships are placed in the south-west, known as Nairutya — the earth-anchored corner said to hold a couple steady and settled. Pairs of cranes and swans, birds believed to mate for life, have long stood as emblems of a faithful, harmonious bond, which is why they recur so gently across this collection.
These 26 works return, again and again, to the paired bird. "Oriental Two Cranes and Blossom" sets its couple against soft flowering branches, while "Oriental Two White Cranes" keeps to a calmer, near-monochrome stillness. For a Nordic quiet, "Scandinavian Two White Swans" reads as pared-back and serene, and "Madhubani Pair of Swans" carries the same devotion through the dense line and folk detail of Mithila painting — a more traditional Indian voice beside the Oriental and Scandinavian pieces.
A south-west wall is the natural home for these works, in keeping with the Nairutya placement Vastu associates with partnership. The bedroom shared by a couple is equally fitting — hung where both partners can see it, as a daily image of togetherness rather than a busy focal point.
Let the room lead. A minimal, light-toned space may prefer the Scandinavian swans or the quieter cranes; a home that leans warm and traditional may be drawn to the Madhubani pair. Choose the frame and size that sit comfortably on your wall, and trust the piece that feels most like your own bond.
Every artwork here is an archival print, hand-framed to order and delivered ready to hang — made in India.
