Discover a thoughtfully curated range of stationery designed to inspire and uplift — from greeting cards that carry heartfelt messages, to art prints that blend motivational quotes with photography and original artwork, to wellness posters that bring calm and clarity into your space. Each piece is created by Anju Desai with intention, blending creativity and wellness in every design. Whether you’re sending a note, decorating a wall, or gifting inspiration, you’ll find something meaningful here.
Explore a range of thoughtfully designed greeting cards and wellness posters, featuring original artwork and photography by Anju Desai.
A curated collection of Anju Desai’s original artwork paired with affirmations and quotes — designed to brighten your space and uplift your spirit.
Balancing Your Mind, Body, and Soul with Inspiring, Informative Wellness Posters. Create the life that works for you, with the positive affirmations.
In addition to the above classes, I can also speak about art therapy, colour therapy, Indian art & history, and my artistic journey—including the challenges, achievements, and opportunities I’ve encountered.
Wellness and art go hand in hand. Learn more about meditative art on the wellness page. Additionally, I cover subjects such as creating everyday rituals for a positive mind, manifestation, the importance of journaling, and gratitude practices.
Let’s talk – hello@anjudesai.co.nz
Hello Art Lovers,
Thank you for visiting my art world.
Each piece you see here is a reflection of emotion, memory, and imagination, rooted deeply in nature and inspired by the landscapes of New Zealand. Through photography and painting, I’ve captured moments in my own unique way. I’m inspired by colour, texture, rhythm, and the way the air makes me feel. It is a reflection of my moods — from peaceful landscapes to bold expressions.
My intention is to bring beauty, calm, and meaning into your space.
Whether you’re here to shop, seek inspiration, or simply explore, I’m truly grateful you stopped by.
Let the colours speak to you — and please reach out if a piece connects with your heart.
Anju is an experienced and exceptional painter which shows in her artwork that is displayed around the studio. She is keen to teach us varying techniques when asked, or at the same time is happy to let us be creative on our own if called for.
I feel the course fees are very generous and always look forward to participating in any workshops or classes she advertises.
The heart painting i purchased from Anju turely inviting. When i saw it for the first time i had these butterfly feelings. Still, to date, it is hanging in my little clinic bringing a positive vibe. I know I made the best purchase.
All the best.
I enjoy the relaxed class atmosphere and gentle chatter that goes around the class during our 2 hour Tuesday night sessions. There is no pressure to do better or be better than the next student and Anju always makes me feel like my work is “special and important” which I appreciate.
Your paintings remind me it’s just creativity from an artistic heart. Your watercolour flows very well. The control on the brush is very good. Most of your paintings have very good depth. You make your paintings grow.
I really enjoyed the small class size, the friendly social atmosphere and the freedom to work at your own pace. It’s a very productive course and I had a lovely painting done in my very first class! I would highly recommend this course to those just starting out or getting back into painting.
I am very proud of what I have achieved, with my paintings, I am happy to display them on my walls, showcasing the skills Anju taught me.. I also feel that as I had never thought myself to be creative, or able to draw, I was able to produce something that I was more than happy to show my family, and friends and hang on my walls at home. And have someone enjoy me gifting them something they chose. You provided me with the confidence to try and encourage my own style ( even if that was a bit strange). I still find it encouraging that I can dabble with what I do.. even if it’s not “real art”.
Thanks, Anju
