Naman Pardeshi (b. 27 November 2010, India) is an Indian wildlife artist recognized for his detailed and realistic representations of the natural world. His artistic practice focuses on wildlife realism, combining careful observation, technical skill, and a strong understanding of animal forms, textures, and natural environments.

Developing a distinctive approach to wildlife art from a young age, Pardeshi creates works that aim to document the beauty, diversity, and character of different species. His paintings demonstrate a commitment to precision and craftsmanship, reflecting the relationship between fine art and the natural world.

Pardeshi’s paintings have been exhibited at the Jim Corbett National Park Museum, one of India’s most renowned locations associated with wildlife heritage and conservation. This exhibition milestone represents his growing presence within the field of contemporary wildlife art.

In addition to his exhibitions, Pardeshi received international recognition as the Winner of the Song Bird Art Contest 2025–2026 (USA), highlighting his work among young wildlife artists on a global platform.

Through his evolving body of work, Naman Pardeshi continues to develop his reputation as an emerging wildlife artist, creating paintings that celebrate biodiversity while contributing to the tradition of realistic wildlife art.