cocomaya.art

Cocomaya.art sells limited-edition giclée prints, original canvases, and hand-embellished works, plus a small line of artist-designed scarves and ceramics. Price points sit in the mid-to-premium band: open-edition prints start around £90, while one-off originals can exceed £2,000. Sales happen only through the brand’s own Shopify site and its Notting Hill studio open-days; no wholesale or marketplace listings are used. The brand is built around Anglo-Indian artist Maya Jaiman’s large-scale, botanical-meets-geometry watercolours that are scanned at 800 dpi and colour-matched to the original. Each print run is capped at 50, numbered and embossed on 310-gsm cotton rag, then sent with a signed certificate that doubles as a postcard-sized colour swatch. The “Coco” silk scarves reproduce cropped sections of the paintings at 1:1 scale, making wearable art the secondary signature. Buyers are 28-55, design-literate Londoners and diaspora professionals who want statement art without gallery mark-ups and who value provenance over mass production. They tend to rent or own small flats, rotate art seasonally, and post interiors on Instagram; sustainability and female-led creativity are recurring tags in their feeds. Cocomaya competes with online print boutiques and independent art platforms that sell numbered works below gallery prices. It differentiates by keeping edition sizes tiny, controlling the entire colour workflow in-house, and tying every product back to a single identifiable artist story rather than aggregating multiple contributors.