Dronma was born in Glasgow and studied sculpture at the Glasgow School of Art where she graduted in 1969. Following teacher training in Glasgow, Dronma taught art in secondary school, preceding her appointment as Art Director at Glasgow Arts Centre. Dronma has been a Tibetan Buddhist since 1976 from which she takes her unusual name. Dronma’s vibrant landscapes have gained her a fine reputation amongst discerning buyers of contemporary Scottish art, as a modern colourist and sells work regularly throughout the world.

Occasionally art appears different than expected in your space. This is why we have an exchange policy that lasts 14 full days following the purchase of a piece from our gallery. Purchases can be exchanged for goods or store credit only. No refunds will be issued.

When returning a gallery purchase through the post, you will be responsible for the return shipping costs and the safe arrival of pieces. Exchanges can be made in the gallery at no charge.