Naman Pardeshi (b. 27 November 2010, India) is an Indian wildlife artist recognized for his highly detailed and realistic portrayals of the natural world. His artistic practice is dedicated to wildlife realism, combining careful observation, technical precision, and a deep appreciation for biodiversity to create works that capture both the beauty and character of wildlife.

Developing a distinctive artistic voice from a young age, Pardeshi focuses on creating paintings that celebrate the richness of nature while emphasizing accuracy in anatomy, texture, light, and habitat. His work reflects a commitment to craftsmanship and seeks to foster a greater appreciation for wildlife through fine art.

Pardeshi's paintings have been exhibited at the Jim Corbett National Park Museum, one of India's most significant institutions associated with wildlife heritage and conservation. This exhibition marked an important milestone in his growing career as a contemporary wildlife artist.

His work has also received international recognition. Pardeshi was the Winner of the Song Bird Art Contest 2025–2026 (USA) and was recently honored with the Emerging Artist Award at the InBiddz Global Art Contest, recognizing his artistic excellence and promising contribution to contemporary wildlife art on an international stage.

As his career continues to evolve, Naman Pardeshi is establishing himself as one of the promising young voices in wildlife realism. Through meticulous technique and a passion for conservation, his paintings celebrate the diversity of the natural world while contributing to the enduring tradition of realistic wildlife art.