Jayati Bose, a contemporary artist of Bengali origin, has established herself as a promising figure in the realm of watercolor painting. Her work exclusively features women and captures the essence of nostalgia, Bengali culture, leisure, and beauty through a distinct color palette characterized by muted tones. Bose’s paintings serve as a captivating representation of femininity, evoking a sense of timelessness and tranquility.

Bose’s choice of medium — watercolors on paper — enables her to convey emotions and themes with a delicate, ethereal quality. The medium enhances the fluidity and softness of her subjects, allowing them to exude an aura of grace and elegance. The use of watercolors also lends itself well to Bose’s preference for muted colors, adding depth and subtlety to her compositions.