Devansh Limited Edition Hand Embellished Print on Paper in a gold frame on a table next to a lamp

Art for those who know we belong to nature

Fine-art originals and prints

Collect art rich in colour and meaning

Why collectors choose this art

  • Celebration of life

    Every piece honours the inherent divinity of all life on earth through expressive colour and symbolic detail.

  • Meaningful art for beautiful spaces

    Created to uplift your home with joy, warmth and deeper connection to the natural world.

  • Made to last for generations

    Museum-grade quality prints that will retain their value and vibrancy.
Framed artwork of a fox on a wooden console table with decorative items.

The Divinity Collection

The Divinity Collection is founded upon a deep love of nature.
Each piece honours our fellow living beings as inherently divine, drawing on cultural and spiritual iconography to express reverence for the natural world.

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The Messenger - Original Painting - Geraldine Platten Art -

Originals

Unique, hand-painted works of art - framed and ready to display in your home.


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Lord of the Manor: Open Edition Prints on Paper - Geraldine Platten Art - Prints on paper

Open edition prints on paper

Museum quality prints with faster delivery

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'Mayura': Limited Edition Hand Embellished Prints on Paper - Geraldine Platten Art - Prints on paper

Limited Edition Prints on Paper

Archival fine art prints with hand-painted metallic details, offered in limited numbered, signed editions.

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Geraldine Platten with one of her paintings in the background

About the artist

Based on the North Norfolk coast, Geraldine Platten makes art rooted in reverence for the natural world.

A British contemporary artist of Sri Lankan heritage, she grew up surrounded by the sacred imagery of multiple faiths — an early visual education that continues to shape every piece she creates.

Before painting full time, she spent over 25 years working on some of the world's most pressing issues: humanitarian crises, climate change, and inequality.

That sense of purpose - to make the world a better place for all life on the planet - is still present in her work. It is in the symbolism, and the pull between what ancient cultures knew about our interconnectedness and what the modern world has chosen to forget.

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