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17/02/2026

Gong Xi Fa Cai 🏮 We’re galloping into the Year of the Fire Horse with the launch of our brand-new website!

Discover a reimagined way to shop curated Asian art, home decor, and wearable stories; experience the new Odd Bird Art website at the link in our bio. 🔗

Massive shoutout to from our design team, who worked tirelessly to bring this vision to life! 🙌

10/01/2026

Born in Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka, in 1988, Kajendran is a survivor of war and the 2004 tsunami. He holds a Fine Arts degree from the University of Jaffna, was awarded the prestigious UNESCO Scholarship of the Madanjeet Singh Institute for South Asian Art, and has a Master’s from Beaconhouse National University, Lahore. Kajendran’s versatile artistic practice spans drawings, paintings, installations, photography, performance, video, and digital works.

16/11/2025

This line of jewellery by Ariba Akhlaque is a 3D translation of her print work. Each print carries a personal anecdote from her life that transforms these jewellery designs into wearable art.

These gold plated dangling earrings with 3 Motia (jasmine) flowers, celebrate the nostalgic significance of Motia in her life. She associates the sweet smell of the flower with memories of her aunt making fresh flower bracelets from the Motia growing in their garden.

Material: 18k gold plated alloy with semi precious stones.

02/11/2025

Title: “Bali”
Artist: Goh Si Ying
Medium: UV print on 150 gsm Canson sheet (Unframed)
Size: 9” x 9”

This painting, created by Singaporean artist Si Ying Goh, showcases a tropical design encapsulating elements of the beautiful beach life in Bali, Indonesia.

Goh Si Ying is a Singaporean artist and animator known for her work focusing on food and travel.

14/06/2025

New Tote Alert! ✨
We’re beyond excited to share our latest tote, designed by artist Adeela Suleman! It’s a special piece commissioned for the exhibition “Tigers & Dragons: India and Wales in Britain,” curated by Katy Freer and Zehra Jumabhoy at the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery in Wales, United Kingdom.

The tote features the Tiger of India alongside Wales’ emblem, the Red Dragon. Introduced to the Welsh flag in 1959, this fiery dragon symbolizes Welsh resistance to English rule since medieval times. Similarly, Suleman’s depiction of tigers stands for defiance, as she explains: “Tipu Sultan famously used tigers as symbols of his rebellion against the British.”

Swing by the Art Gallery to discover these beauties in person!

13/12/2024

Odd Bird Art exhibiting in Munich, Germany!

05/10/2024

See you on the 12th, Karachi!

27/09/2024

✨ Odd Bird Art will be setting up shop on 12th October at Elan Bazaar in Karachi!

See you there!

14/09/2024

The newest addition to our wearable art collection and crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these 18k gold-plated brass cufflinks showcase a striking lotus flower centrepiece.

With their versatile design, they effortlessly enhance any formal or casual ensemble, making them a must-have accessory for all occasions. Whether you're attending a wedding, a business meeting, or a night out, these cufflinks are bound to make a lasting impression.

17/08/2024

Title: Two Standing Figures
Artist: Salman Khan

This painting portrays the Mughal miniature painting form, that flourished during the era of the Mughal Empire from the 16th to the 19th century in the Indian subcontinent. It is characterized by intricate and detailed artwork, vibrant and bright colors, and the depiction of historical or mythological scenes. The paintings often portrayed life at the Mughal court, landscapes, flora and fauna, and portraits of royalty and nobility. The artists who created these paintings utilized a range of techniques, such as brushwork, shading, and fine detailing with gold and silver.

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http://www.oddbird.art/

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