Apurvaa founded Swarnkala to explore the meeting point between India's artistic heritage and contemporary mixed-media expression.

Her practice draws inspiration from India's diverse artistic traditions, folk art, architecture, nature, and cultural symbolism. Rooted in traditional art forms such as Pichwai, Warli, Madhubani, Gond, and Lippan, she combines time-honoured influences with contemporary techniques including texture, resin, acrylics, sculpted reliefs, and gold leaf to create artworks that feel both timeless and modern.

Rather than following a single artistic style, each collection explores a unique dialogue between material, technique, and story. A Lippan-inspired piece may incorporate ancient architectural motifs. A Warli composition may be transformed through layers of texture and resin. A Pichwai painting may shimmer with hand-applied gold leaf. Every artwork is approached as its own creative journey.

Each piece is handmade, signed, and created with patience—allowing heritage to evolve into something new without losing its soul.