Who founded Arts Bespoke?
Arts Bespoke was founded by Ms. Sonu Agarwal, a Mumbai connoisseur and art collector. The house deals privately in modern and contemporary Indian art.

Founder
Ms. Agarwal is the Founder of Arts Bespoke. A connoisseur and collector whose eye was formed by years of living with pictures, she built the house she had always wished to buy from: one that tells a collector the whole truth about a work, and stands behind it for life.
She collects as the finest collectors do, slowly, with conviction, and for love of the work before any thought of its worth. That is the standard she set for the house, and every picture that carries its name is held to it.
Ms. Agarwal is also the Founder of The Lavender Story and a Director of the Safe & Secure Group. Collectors who wish to speak with someone who collects as they do will find her at the house, by appointment.
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Arts Bespoke was founded by Ms. Sonu Agarwal, a Mumbai connoisseur and art collector. The house deals privately in modern and contemporary Indian art.
Ms. Sonu Agarwal is the Founder of Arts Bespoke, a connoisseur and collector, the Founder of The Lavender Story, and a Director of the Safe & Secure Group.
That a collector is told the whole truth about a work, and that the house stands behind every picture it places, for life.
Enquiries
Letters marked for Ms. Agarwal reach her the same day through the Client Advisory desk.
Write to Ms. AgarwalAB / WORKS

Abstract
Prakash Bal Joshi. A canvas of moving blue: broad diagonal strokes in cobalt, ultramarine and pale sky-blue, scraped and dragged so the surface looks like water under wind, or silk folded o.

Landscape, nature & trees
Chandra Morkonda. A great tree with rounded green crowns, each leaf veined in orange and gold, stands on a golden trunk at the left, over a ground of patterned triangles in orange and saff.

Devotional & narrative
Vivek Kumavat. Two stylised bulls meet face to face on a warm brown ground, set against a dark block pattern.

Abstract
Prakash Bal Joshi. A tall canvas worked almost entirely in one colour, from deep crimson to the palest rose, with the white ground left to show through in a few lit panels near the top.
All works Abstract Figures Devotional Landscape Ravi Varma Press stones