"The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn." ― Ralph Waldo Emerson

The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn and the creation of a thousand fantasies is in this one metallic masterpiece called the Tree of Life. This imaginary embodied in brass is the majestic definition of a big banyan tree with its roots swinging from its healthy branches. The artists have depicted birds dancing on the vigorous tree’s branches showing the harmony of nature. The shine of the brass metal on the leaves gives them a look of stars twinkling in their full glory.

The trunk of the tree is a work of art in its own right, with a row of brass- coloured leaves curled around it and spreading towards other branches, indicating growth and durability. Lotus buds and flowers sprouting from the roots, emblematizing chastity and spiritual rejuvenescence, indicate the presence of a waterbody near the tree. Viewers can enter a realm of quiet and beautiful scenes of a riverside with this stunning form. This masterpiece is no doubt a point where nature’s splendour merges with royal traces, eliciting the spirit of beauty, grace, and revitalization.