61 cm x 91 cm
 
Suborna Morsheada’s woodcut Lohar Ful creates
a striking visual commentary by pairing the fragile
beauty of nature with the unyielding strength
implied by its title. The composition is split across
a dark, dual backdrop of pitch black and deep
indigo, allowing vibrant orange hibiscus blooms,
monstera leaves, and ferns to glow like embers in
a night sky.

By carving these delicate floral motifs directly
into the wooden block, Artist infuses organic
shapes with an industrial durability. The visible
wood grain and tactile gouges ground the
ethereal nocturnal scene, turning fragile
blossoms into enduring symbols of inner
resilience and silent power.