This vibrant watercolor painting captures a quaint tropical house nestled amidst lush greenery. The house, painted in warm tones of ochre and terracotta, stands out with its earthy, sunlit facade and classic red-tiled sloping roof — a style typical of South Indian or Goan architecture. The play of sunlight and shadows adds a vivid realism to the structure, casting soft silhouettes of nearby trees on its walls.
Framed by dense foliage, the background features towering palm trees and a rich variety of tropical vegetation, depicted with fluid, expressive brushstrokes. The foreground blends into the wild undergrowth with energetic splashes of green, brown, and hints of floral tones, suggesting an overgrown garden or forest verge. The artist uses a mix of sharp details around the windows and building edges and abstract washes elsewhere, allowing the viewer’s eye to wander and explore the scene freely.
The mood is tranquil and nostalgic, evoking memories of a peaceful countryside retreat, untouched by modern chaos. The loose yet skillful watercolor technique gives the painting a dreamy, almost romantic atmosphere — a visual poem about rural simplicity and natural beauty.
Morning at the Gateway of India 
Rainy Street near the Temple 
Whispers Beneath the Banyan