The design is entirely original artwork by Tanush Pulsay — a 25-year-old autistic artist from Sense Kaleidoscopes in Bengaluru. It features a mythological dragon guardian at the centre, surrounded by more than 30 individually illustrated bird species, each drawn with care and precision. The dragon figure is crowned with peacock-eye feathers and rendered in blue and gold. Every single bird — parrots, owls, toucans, macaws, finches, doves and more — was drawn separately, by hand, by Tanush.

More than 30 individually drawn bird species appear in this illustration — in flight, perched on branches, mid-wingbeat, glancing sideways. Each one is distinct: different species, different colours, different poses. This is what makes Tanush's work so extraordinary — the patience and attention to detail she brings to every element of a composition.

Tanush is a 25-year-old autistic multidisciplinary artist from Sense Kaleidoscopes in Bengaluru. She works across drawing, printmaking, sculpture, theatre, and performance. Known for her discipline and deep focus, she creates with care and consistency — building each piece slowly until it feels right. 'The Keeper of Wings' is a perfect example of how she works: detailed, deliberate, and deeply expressive.

Every purchase contributes directly to Tanush's income as a professional artist. The SK × People of Prints collaboration is built on an earn-while-you-learn model — Tanush earns from her art. Your purchase supports her creative independence, enables her to continue developing her practice, and helps her reach a wider audience.

Genuinely one of the best in the SK × PoP range. The Keeper of Wings works as a gift for bird lovers, mythology enthusiasts, art collectors, journal writers, or anyone who appreciates work that took real time and care to create. The illustration rewards attention — the more you look, the more you find. That makes it the kind of notebook people keep long after the pages run out.