I’ll be honest, “Purna” didn’t arrive with a message. It didn’t whisper anything to me in the beginning. It was just colors and brushstrokes.
But somewhere along the way, the painting grew fuller than my intention. As I painted, something gentle unfolded in the colors… a quiet warmth, a soft sense of fullness I didn’t expect.
The reflections were part of that feeling. I kept them still on purpose, without adding the usual ripples or movement. I don’t know why, but it felt right to leave them calm… I didn’t question it at the time, but now I realize I wanted the water to hold peace, not change.
That’s when the name “Purna” came to me, a word that holds the feeling of being complete, full, and quietly blessed. It matched what the painting had become for me, not what it was when I began.
So yes… it didn’t start with meaning. But it ended by giving me one.
I hope “Purna” brings the same warmth and wholeness into your space that it brought into my heart while creating it.