soft tops

A stylized bird shaped with sweeping curves, layered textures and dynamic color contrasts showcases Indian artist Sunil Jaiswal’s signature blend of bold abstraction and expressive form. Dominated by vibrant shades of crimson, burnt orange and earthy browns, the bird appears in mid-motion, its wings unfurled in a dramatic burst of layered feathers. The circular red accent behind the head evokes a radiant sun or an elaborate crest, enriching the composition with energy and warmth. The artist’s use of polka-dot detailing on the bird’s throat, paired with fine black contouring, adds rhythm and visual interest. The interplay of soft grey washes and bold, opaque strokes creates depth, while the bird’s curved silhouette brings an elegant, sculptural quality. Crafted with acrylics on paper, this composition is a vibrant celebration of movement, color and form.

Expertly handcrafted by Thai artisan Panapai, these exquisite dangle earrings take on the form of an elongated leaf. Each piece is meticulously shaped and adorned employing the esteemed art of handblown glass. Alluring blue pigments are delicately hand-painted onto the clear glass, complemented by elegant swirl patterns in a soft white shade. Suspended from polished sterling silver hooks, these earrings sway gracefully, adding a touch of timeless beauty to your ensemble.

Evoking the beauty of dawn, this abstract composition is painted by Luuk Khang, an elephant from Thailand. Luuk paints with tones of yellow, red, soft pink, and black. These solemn tendrils rise up the paper like flame.

Asian elephants are an endangered species. By making the Asian elephants' paintings widely accessible to the general public, NOVICA hopes to help increase awareness, encourage conservation, and raise significant funds to assist endangered elephants throughout Asia. For more information, please refer to the elephant's biography.

The reverse side of this original painting features the Elephant Conservation Center's seal of authenticity.

Please note: The elephants hold the paintbrush carefully, by the tip of their trunk - which is also the elephants' delicate nose area. Slight smudging, and an occasional water droplet here and there are to be expected on most elephant paintings. We like to consider that these imperfections add to the conversation value of each piece.