360 ONE Launches The Collector's Guide: India's First Report Decoding the Art Market Behind the Country's Wealth Boom
- India's secondary art market posted a decade-high turnover of INR 2,543 crore in 2025, more than tripling from INR 792 crore in 2015, underscoring a decade of sustained market depth.
- That strength showed in consistency too: 4,057 of 5,059 lots on offer found buyers, an 80% sell-through rate, with paintings accounting for nearly half (47.5%) of all lots sold.
- India also emerged as one of Asia's strongest growth stories, with auction turnover of $194.7 million and buying activity up 25% across categories, reflecting deepening participation in international auctions even as some established Asian hubs cooled.
- Globally, fine art auction turnover reached $11.11 billion in 2025, up 12% year-on-year, with the United States retaining its position as the largest market at $4.7 billion.
360 ONE, among India's leading wealth and asset management firms with assets exceeding INR 7.8 lakh crore ($82 billion), today announced the launch of The Collector's Guide 2026, its inaugural report decoding the South Asian fine art market for a new generation of collectors.
The report arrives as the Indian art market notches a decade-high turnover of INR 2,543 crore in 2025, with India recording one of the strongest sell-through rates among major Asian auction markets. It catalogues the highest-selling works of 15 defining South Asian artists, including M.F. Husain, Tyeb Mehta, F.N. Souza, S.H. Raza and V.S. Gaitonde, pairing historical price discovery with clear performance metrics for the first time in one publication.
"As the Indian art market enters what looks like its most consequential decade yet, we hope this report earns its place as a working companion and a compass for connoisseurs and custodians alike. By pairing historical price discovery with clear performance metrics, our aim is to bring structure and disciplined insight to modern collecting," said Yatin Shah, Co-Founder, 360 ONE and CEO, 360 ONE Wealth.
Key findings include a record INR 167.2 crore sale, which is the most expensive Indian artwork ever sold at auction, and a global art market that returned to growth in 2025 after three consecutive years of contraction.
Download The Collector's Guide 2026 here: https://bit.ly/4dx3N3j
