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Progress and Recognition is the intent this collection is built around — the forward drive to move ahead and be seen for one's efforts. Vastu tradition links the east, and the rising sun, to new beginnings and steady growth. Seven white horses galloping in unison have long stood as an emblem of momentum and achievement, a quiet wish for advancement carried into a study, an office or an east-facing wall.
Progress and Recognition speaks to ambition — the wish to move forward and to have that effort acknowledged. Vastu tradition associates the east, the direction of the rising sun, with fresh starts, energy and growth. The seven galloping horses, the classic Saat Ashva, are said to embody momentum: a herd in full stride, heads lifted, carrying a household or a career toward its next chapter. It is a symbol of aspiration, never a guaranteed outcome.
This is a focused set of three pieces, each drawn from the seven-horse tradition. "Seven White Horses Galloping" gives you the timeless composition in a classic treatment, while "Contemporary Seven White Horses" reads in a cleaner, more modern register for minimal interiors. "Surya Ke Saat Ashva" leans into the Surya symbolism at the heart of the motif, and "Nature Seven White Horses" sets the herd against a softer, natural backdrop. Together they let you match the same intent to very different rooms.
Vastu tradition favours the east wall for this theme, so a study, a home office or a reception area works well — ideally where the horses appear to gallop into the room rather than out of it. Choose the composition that suits your space: the classic and Surya treatments for traditional settings, the contemporary and nature versions for lighter, modern rooms. Scale it to the wall so the herd has room to move.
Every artwork here is an archival print, hand-framed to order and delivered ready to hang — made in India.
