Central to Kamath’s art is the fragmented encounter of these diverse cultural symbols. He dissects and reassembles them, creating a mosaic-like aesthetic where fragmented human forms, such as a hand or a foot, intertwine with geometric patterns and ornamental motifs. Each element is meticulously placed, inviting the viewer to piece together a story from these broken visual fragments.

A variety of embroidery techniques—including French knots, spring stitch, back stitch, chain stitch, loop stitch, and more—infuse this artwork with life and texture. The abstract essence of the piece is preserved through seamlessly blended techniques that still maintain their distinct visual appeal. The shimmering gold badla work lends a touch of brilliance and authenticity to the crown, jewels, and pillars. The color shading and vintage charm are masterfully achieved by blending cotton and silk yarns, resulting in a rich and textured finish. This masterpiece, testament to intricate craftsmanship, took approximately 7000 hours to make