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Fame and Power is the intent behind this collection: recognition, standing and the momentum to carry it. Vastu tradition ties reputation to the south — the zone of visibility and renown — and its classic emblem is the galloping horse, above all Surya's seven steeds drawing the sun across the sky. These archival prints gather that imagery of drive and success into pieces you can hang where you want your name to be seen and remembered.
Fame and Power belongs to the south, the direction Vastu tradition associates with reputation, recognition and standing in the world. The south is governed by fire and by Surya, the sun, and its emblem is motion — the running horse, all forward drive and gathered strength. To dress a south wall with such imagery is, in this tradition, to invite momentum, ambition and the confidence to be seen.
The heart of the collection is the horse in full stride. Surya Asht Ashwa shows the sun god's seven steeds, the Saptashva, the oldest emblem of power and success. Art Deco Running Horses Sun and Art Deco Seven Galloping Horses carry the same energy in a cleaner, geometric register, pairing tradition with a contemporary line. For those who prefer a painterly treatment, Famous Artists Seven Brown Horses renders the galloping seven in warm, textured browns. Across all twenty-one pieces the theme is constant: forward motion, held gracefully still.
Vastu tradition holds that this imagery is best placed on a south wall, where the horses appear to gallop into the room rather than out of it. A study, office or reception space suits the theme, keeping ambition in view. Let the horses run toward the interior — a small orientation said to matter as much as the wall itself.
Choose by the room's voice. Ornate, classical interiors take the traditional Saptashva beautifully; modern spaces lean toward the Art Deco treatments. Scale the frame to the wall so the horses have room to move. Every artwork here is an archival print, hand-framed to order and delivered ready to hang — made in India.
