Peaceful Sleep
Osheen Vijin
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The canvas surface suits this one particularly well, since the curtains and quilt were painted in thick white strokes that the weave picks up. A black-paned window sits at the centre, with a figure in striped pyjamas curled on a purple bed beneath it. Stretched over a wooden frame and mounted in a float frame, the piece stands proud of the wall with a shadow gap around the edge. No glass means the flat black of the window stays matt rather than mirroring the room. It is delivered ready to hang.
The canvas surface suits this one particularly well, since the curtains and quilt were painted in thick white strokes that the weave picks up. A black-paned window sits at the centre, with a figure in striped pyjamas curled on a purple bed beneath it. Stretched over a wooden frame and mounted in a float frame, the piece stands proud of the wall with a shadow gap around the edge. No glass means the flat black of the window stays matt rather than mirroring the room. It is delivered ready to hang.
Product ID CAN472002A bedroom suits both the subject and the muted palette. The purple is soft enough to sit beside grey, white or pale green without argument. A white or pale wood float frame keeps the room light; black would echo the window but add weight the image does not need. Hang it on the wall you face last rather than directly opposite the bed.
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Meet the artist
Based in Oman, Osheen Vijin, known to many as Osheen's Gallery, trained as an architect before painting drew her in fully, and she now works as a full-time artist exploring colour and pattern. Her paintings centre on women, capturing quiet, introspective moments of everyday life. Her work explores themes of self-care, solitude, escape and mindfulness. These pieces remind us to explore and honour ourselves in every step and choice we make, celebrating the extraordinary women within us. Osheen draws inspiration from everything around her, from poetry and music to emotion and dreams. Her love of painting took root in childhood, growing steadily until it became her full-time pursuit, and she describes the process itself as a form of therapy, offering her a sense of freedom and joy. Each piece aims to evoke a sense of calm and harmony, a quality that translates well into prints for the home.
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