Hakuna Matata

Hakuna Matata—Swahili for “no problem”—reflects the artist's family history as Gujaratis born in East Africa, navigating the complexities of migration and identity. The title embodies the resilient, optimistic spirit deeply ingrained in the British Indian diaspora, an attitude worn as a badge of survival and adaptability. Drawing from her move to London alone at 14, the work celebrates the community’s “chameleon nimbleness,” enabling them to inhabit multiple cultures and geographies as true world citizens.

Each Fine Art Print is titled, numbered and signed in Ketna’s handwriting.

Depending on each composition’s ‘personality’, colour spectrum and destined geographical location, the Artwork is printed either as a C-Type print on Fuji gloss paper or as a Giclee print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag paper. (For humid countries e.g Singapore, C-type Fuji paper is advised as it is does not let moisture and mould through)

All Prints are made at the most accredited and reputable Printing studios in London, Singapore or New Delhi, using the best quality fine art archival paper available.

The studio meticulously keeps account of each numbered print, including when and who it was sold to, so there is no chance of duplication.

Each Fine Art Paper Print comes in an edition of 50, so for the three sizes, the total prints ever made will be 150.

Each Acrylic Print comes in an edition of 15, so for the three sizes, the total prints ever made will be 45. 

Each Metal Print comes in an edition of 10, so for the three sizes, the total prints ever made will be 30.  

Each Print is made to order. Please allow 10 working days for delivery.