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Amrai

Artist
@amrais_art_studio
Painter | Illustrator Host thoughtfully curated art gatherings šŸ†Rated among India’s top 101 women illustrators šŸ“New Delhi
  • Art & DIY
  • Following 5.9K
  • Followers 17.8K
  • Engagement 2.94%
  • Avg comments 25

About Amrai

Amrai (@amrais_art_studio) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. The account has 17,841 followers and 448 published posts. Recent posts average 560 likes and 25 comments, an engagement rate of 2.94%.

With 17.8K followers, Amrai is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Amrai follows 5,850 accounts, so the audience is roughly 3 times the size of the list followed. Amrai uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Amrai under Artist, with Art & DIY as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Amrai runs to 16 words across 4 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Amrai dates from September 2023.

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448 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Amrai, 7 are carousels, 2 are videos and 1 is a single image. That mix leans toward carousels. 448 published posts give Amrai a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 40 followers for each post published. Amrai also keeps 60 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 178 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include life, through, beautiful, eyes and always. The captions tag #amraidua, #art, #motherhood, #papermache and #artist.

Fitness begins with the first step and the right pair of shoes. šŸ‘ŸāœØ Loved celebrating the launch of the new New Balance store at DLF Mall of India and meeting our favourites, Rannvijay Singha and Janhvi Kapoor. Here’s to moving better, stronger, and in style.
Living life as a painter is chaotic in the most beautiful way, colours constantly being mixed, emotions poured onto canvases, and new characters finding life through every brushstroke. It’s not always as effortless and dreamy as it may look; the process can be exhausting, messy, and emotionally demanding. But somehow, that’s what makes it so alive.
One thing that keeps my spirit uplifted through it all is wearing clothes that make me feel radiant. Especially colours that make me shine like gold ✨ A little softness and brightness can go a long way on days when creating feels overwhelming.
In this reel, I’m wearing Ikat India’s beautiful collection: incredibly light, comfortable, and full of the kind of warmth that instantly lifts my mood and energy.

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Last year was beautiful. My sister gave birth to a child, and the moment I held the baby in my arms, our world changed forever. Watching this tiny being grow into a little human over the past year has been one of the most moving experiences of my life. I witnessed relationships deepen, my sister’s body transform, and my mother’s life lessons begin to make more sense than ever before. Somewhere in between sleepless nights and quiet mornings, we all found new reasons to laugh, to pause, and to cherish the smallest joys of life. I also got to name that human, so I feel extra special. 🄹

In this journey of motherhood, the baby became my full time obsession, a muse that moved me in ways I never imagined possible. And through it all, one feeling stayed with me and slowly became the subject of this painting: midnight blues. The image of my sister, with tired and sleep deprived eyes, gently taking off her shirt to feed her baby whenever needed, remains deeply etched in my heart. Moods changed, bodies changed, equations changed, even my sketches changed, and seasons passed, but my sister’s love remained unwavering.

Motherhood teaches you the purest form of selflessness. And maybe that is why our mothers always say, ā€œWhen you become a mother, you will understand why.ā€

This painting is dedicated to all the strong mothers who raise wonderful children with all their heart, mind, body, and soul.
Sometimes, living life as a painter feels like the most beautiful way to document life’s most precious moments. This one will always remain close to my heart.

ā€˜Midnight Blues’ by Amrai Dua, 2025-2026.

I am wearing this beautiful white dress by
It makes me shine like a moon, Chanda-mama as we all say.. šŸŒ
#motherhood
I am obsessed with masks. šŸ‘ŗšŸ‘¹
If you’ve had the privilege of visiting my studio, you’d know how deeply I’m drawn to masks and big eyes.

If given the freedom to wear nothing but a mask, I would create a million of them, each one a life, a language, a quiet rebellion.

I carry entire constellations of moods within me, shifting, contradicting, dissolving. But when I wear a mask, I am no longer at their mercy, I become the author. In that moment, I step into a skin of my own making, deliberate and chosen.

They say we shed our skin every day.
I don’t shed, I construct.

With every mask, I build a new surface, a new truth, a new self. Not to hide, but to reveal in fragments. Not to disappear, but to multiply.

Jacket by
#papermache #art #artist #mask #amraidua
What a beautiful week it’s been. My second time in Kashmir, and it felt softer, warmer, filled with even more colour and quiet joy.

I hosted an art session at Radisson Collection Srinagar, where we played with collage, tearing, cutting, burning, pasting, letting stories unfold in the most unexpected ways. Everyone brought a piece of themselves into their work, and somehow the room just felt alive with emotion and curiosity. Even the bright sun couldn’t steal that magic.

The team brought my vision to life so effortlessly, from the flowers to the tiniest details on the table. I also made little postcards and coasters for everyone to carry a piece of the day back home.

It’s moments like these that stay with you. So full, so warm. Hoping for many more like this, with the right people, at the right time ✨

Wearing this gorgeous hand block printed saree by šŸ¤—šŸ©·šŸŒ·šŸŒø
I’ve always been drawn to eyes, on canvas and in life. There are moments I’d rather pause and read them than continue speaking. Lately, I’ve been working on wood, a surface that is slower and more demanding, almost as if it asks you to listen before you create. Starting with smaller blocks, I’m learning its language. Somewhere in the process, I understood two things more deeply:
the power of touch, and the silence of eyes.
Both speak endlessly.. while my brush simply followed, making its own quiet rhythm.

Somehow, Dhurandar’s beautiful sound track ā€œFir seā€ (Naina Bhare) found its way into this process, echoing everything I’ve been trying to see through eyes. šŸ’Œ

#art #painting #wood #paintingonwood #amraidua
I’ve always loved wearing sarees, especially cotton ones. They hold a tenderness that takes me straight back to my nani. Even today, when I drape one, I can almost hear her voice reminding me how a cotton saree should fall just right. She would patiently show us how to starch them so they stayed crisp, held their pleats beautifully, and carried that proud texture only a well loved cotton saree can have. And I know that even now, every time she sees me in one, it makes her quietly happy.

Growing up, my cousin sisters and I played endless rounds of saree saree and teacher teacher. I remember how excited I was to grow up just so I could wear sarees more often. Even today, if I gift a saree to someone, it means they truly mean something to me. Over the years I have gifted many to my artist teachers, relatives, and dear friends who have come into my life.

This year I started making papier mĆ¢chĆ© masks for myself. The first time I wore one, it felt strange and liberating at the same time, as if I had stepped into the skin of someone else. Behind the mask, I could quietly meet my alter ego. If you look closely at the photographs, my eyes are always closed and my smile is as wide as the mask’s eyes, almost as if the mask is doing the seeing while I simply feel the moment.

There is something comforting about wrapping yourself in something that carries memory. A cotton saree does that for me. It slows time a little and reminds me of verandahs, afternoon light, and the soft rustle of starched fabric. Wearing it feels like stepping into a small pocket of the past while still standing gently in the present.

These photographs were taken in the kind of spaces I grew up loving, among trees, open skies, and the sound of birds. Places where swings hung from branches and afternoons stretched endlessly. Standing there today in a saree and a mask, I felt like I was meeting the child I once was.

And if you are a cotton saree lover like me, do check out Banana Labs
They truly understand the poetry of cotton and how a saree can let a woman breathe. Trust me when I say this.

#sareelover
Best project of 2024 with my loved ones! ā™„ļø In the year 2023, our paths converged, and the story of Gusto began. Three dreamers, each with a unique tale woven into the fabric of their being- a painter and two architects, brought together not just by chance, but by the invisible hand of destiny. From the quaint streets of our small-town upbringing to the bustling metropolis where our paths crossed, we carried with us the echoes of our cultural heritage, the memories of festivals, weddings, and the rituals that mark the milestones of life.

Our encounters were not mere meetings; they were conversations that flowed endlessly, stories shared without end, each one a piece of a larger puzzle waiting to be assembled. In those moments, amidst laughter and shared reminiscences, we discovered a shared vision- a vision to touch lives, to speak through the language of different materials, and to infuse our art with the nostalgia that lingered in our thoughts.

It was in those late-night calls and impromptu studio catch-ups, amidst the chaos of our busy schedules, that the seeds of Gusto were sown.

#gustocollaborative #furnituredesign #chairs #artisticfurniture #furnitureart
Die with a smile- I can’t even describe how happy I am to be surrounded by such vibrant colors. Posing next to my Pepsi mural, crafted with passion, sweat, and a spectrum of bold paints. Being an artist isn’t easy, it demands discipline, creativity, and an open mind to embrace new ideas and opportunities. Big thanks to for believing in my vision and giving me the chance to spread my wings (literally, with those cranes!) in my mind, I’m still soaring. Rocking sleek black dress, because why not make it all look even sharper?
#amraidua #pepsi #pepsilanka ā™„ļøšŸ„°šŸ’«
Welcome to.

For the inaugural issue, The Word. celebrates India’s creative spirit through what might be the world’s most ambitious cover series. Featuring 139 coverstars…powerhouses from the fields of art, film, fashion, food, music, content creation, and more, India Creative Inc. honours the talents leading the country’s creative order.

Over the next few days, will feature idea-shapers and game-changers, photographed against an endless table that represents not just the boundless power of creativity, but also the infinite potential of collaboration and inclusivity.

This is India Creative Inc., and everyone is invited to sit at the table.

About The Word.
The Word. is a digital-first media brand, which marks a new chapter in the Indian publishing industry. Follow for a daily curation of intelligent features, and ā€˜sticky’ content on fashion, beauty, luxury, art, and culture.
It’s ā€˜digital with a heart of print’. It’s The Word.

On the cover:
Designer Amit Aggarwal (@ )
Artist Amrai Dua
Artist Tarini Sethi
Drag Artist Betta Naan Stop
Purulia Chhau Dance Academy performers Paresh Prasad Parit, Debashish Parit, and Swapan Machhua

The Team:
Editor-In-Chief:
*Make-Up Partner:
Photos:
Styling:
Content Director:
Managing Editor:
Styling Assistants:,, &
Make-Up:
Hair:
Videographer: &
Production:
Retoucher:

On Amit: outfit,; shoes, Amit’s own
On Betta: dress,; shoes,
On Tarini: outfit,
On Amrai: suit,; jewellery,; shoes,

#TheWordMagazine

Amrai's engagement

Amrai's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.94%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 34 followers. An average post collects 560 likes and 25 comments, close to 22 likes for each comment.

Engagement rate

2.94%

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560
Avg comments
25
Interactions : followers
1 : 34

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Who is Amrai?

Amrai (@amrais_art_studio) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. Amrai uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Amrai runs to 16 words across 4 lines.

How many followers does Amrai have?

Amrai has 17,841 followers on Instagram (17.8K). Amrai follows 5,850 accounts, so the audience is roughly 3 times the size of the list followed. 448 published posts give Amrai a moderate archive on Instagram.

What is Amrai's engagement rate?

Amrai's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.94%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 34 followers. An average post collects 560 likes and 25 comments, close to 22 likes for each comment.

What does Amrai post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Amrai under Artist, with Art & DIY as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Amrai, 7 are carousels, 2 are videos and 1 is a single image. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Amrai repeatedly use the words life, through, beautiful, eyes and always. Amrai's captions carry hashtags such as #amraidua, #art and #motherhood. Amrai writes those captions mainly in English. Amrai keeps 60 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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