A flower vase is the most popular decorative article that continues to hold its importance and value since the ancient times. The one shown here is sculpted out of a single piece of marble with its beauty as striking and pure as that of the Taj Mahal. It is shaped in accurate curves and symmetric measures with an open mouth at the top and the brim painted in shiny gold paint. You will be mesmerized by the large patch in the centre formed by three layers of colors and dots. Zoom in to have a broader view of the floral pattern in an alluring gold shade, connecting with each other beautifully to form different flowers and vines. Also focus on the red, green and silver stones placed elegantly inside the circular boundary complementing its beauty.
A vase is used as an ornamentation to accentuate the beauty corner of your house or office by placing flowers in it or by just keeping it as it is. The one we are offering is carved in the most unique patterns, having symmetric cuts on one side and decorated with gold and silver stone flower motifs all over in extreme elegance applauding the sculptor’s unmistaken skills. Have a look at the similar top and bottom thick floral borders of the centre bulging out part of the vase, designed in a three-dimensional look and colorful stones to highlight it. A similar style can be found just below the brim along with a painted combination of red, green and white dotted borders. Having such a piece as your interior décor is like adding another royal beauty to your handpicked collections, so grab before it runs out.
Vintage yet trendy jewellery is what makes a woman be the star-of-the-eye. We understand your love for ethnicity in this contemporary world, so we have got this precious Amber stone pendant full of its nature of healing, balance, good luck and of course charmness. This large amber pendant with a peculiar shape has an orangish color like that of a tiger skin, which is why an amber jewel is also referred as soul of the tiger.
Its antiquity and natural beauty has been appreciated since Neolithic times; this fossilized pine tree resin gemstone is one of the most revered element across the globe, earlier worn by Roman and Greek women symbolic of fertility. As per the new ageists, amber has the power to attract good luck and positive energy and repel negative energy as the sun does which is why it is also called sun stone because of its yellow and orange hue.
Wearing this stylized pendant helps to stay calm and composed mentally that enables to boost confidence, also it cures various physical imbalances thus creating a proper work life balance. Apart from its various health benefits, this pendant also has a multipurpose astonished character of being worn by any kind and color of outfit.
Framed elaborately, this Tanjore painting is made on a canvas and characterized by flat and vivid colors. Rajarajeshwari or Tripura Sundari is one of the most powerful forms of goddess Shakti and consort of Sadashiva. She is the most beautiful in the three worlds as she sits in her lalitasana posture on this richly carved multilayered lotus throne with magnificent prabhavali- a fine arch that forms a huge halo at her back and a parasol at the top enhancing her divine and beauteous aspects. She is draped in an alluring natural orange silk, printed in horizontal motifs.
Her thick dark hair have the scent of champaka, ashoka and punnaga flowers with the musk tilak on her forehead; she wears a red complexion and eyes like the abode of god of love; her voice sweeter than the sound emanating from Saraswati’s veena and smile, such that Shiva himself could not take his eyes off her; sensuously modeled in decently clad breasts, broadened hips but a highly balanced figure.
The most awe striking feature is the use of glittering 22 karat gold foils overlaid on the painting with the jewels, crown, throne and the royal room painted in a slight sculptural format. She wears this long South Indian temple inspired stone studded crown adorned with a crescent moon at the top and multiple heavy jewels studded with precious stones glorify her body. Sun and full moon form her lavish earrings. This chaturbhuja holds a bunch of lotus buds and sugarcane in her foremost hands, while the rear hands carry an elephant goad and a noose. Settled in the midst of long luxurious carved pillars, this beautiful divinity is the mistress of even the king of the kings’.
A good sherwani is characterised by a highly characteristic fit and cut. It starts at a closely fitted collar, spreads out into broad well-defined shoulders, and descends into a long straight-fit shirt. The silhouette is distinctly masculine, almost regal. Zoom in on the sheer luxuriance of the beads that cover the surface area of this number. It would shimmer against the foundation blue as your move, catching the eye of all who surround you.
Indeed she is the very image of beauty and art in motion. One arm she raises above her head, adjusting the jaunty bun on her head; with the other she holds a stylish handheld mirror up to her face in order to see the effect. One of her gorgeous legs is bent at the knee and raised mid-air, with her hips jutting deliciously out in the opposite direction. Blue floral shells conceal the curves on her torso and a skirt of layered silk her hips, as a sea of sashes and vines float about her.
The style of composition is in keeping with ancient South Indian temple architecture. Her toes graze a lotus pedestal, from either side of which emerges an aureole of wild overgrowth. Thick snake-like vines interspersed with bits of juicy fruit, on which birds of luxuriant plumage are feeding. The intricate latticework is an example of superfine craftsmanship. Like a ripe fruit caught in the flora, the beauteous apsara continues her dance, much to the pleasure of the inhabitants of Indraloka whose fortune it is to witness her.
At first glance, it is easy to overlook this pendant. However, upon closer examination, you will realize this pendant grows on you. Whether it's the unique shaped, or the understated colours of rainbow moonstone and amethyst, we have many customers giving feedback on the number of compliments they have gotten for this pendant. The simplistic design is classy and easy to match with different outfits. It measures 2 inch in height, 1.4 inch in width, and weighs 27.2 grams.
Perfect as a gift for all occasions, or even a quick perk-me-up purchase, this jewelry must have definitely caught your eye for you to linger here. Exotic India Art brings to you stunning exquisite pieces from all over the world to your doorstep so it saves you the hassle and time from searching for quality pieces at best prices. Each item is stocked in limited quantities and there is no guarantee we will be able to find a similar piece once it is sold out. However, we can guarantee you will not regret it. No harm in a gentle treat for yourself from time to time. "
It is said that at that juncture between life and death, Lord Shiva arrived in His Kalantaka form to the rescue of Sage Markandeya. ‘Kala’ in Sanskrt stands for time and the inevitability of it, and ‘antaka’ means one who ends. The folk painting that you see on this page depicts the victory of Lord Kalantaka over Lord Yama. To the right is the dusky Lord Yama astride the ferocious grey bull of patalaloka (the netherworld). He is making straight for the Sage who, to the left of the painting, clings with fervent devotion to the Shivalingam. Lord Kalantaka rises above the Shivalingam and - in all the glory of His ashen-coloured chaturbhujadhari (four-armed) roopa (form) - He pierces Lord Yama with His trishool (trident) and defeats Him.
The backdrop is a powerful, complex network of vicious snakes and seductive vines, which make for an otherworldly allure. Zoom in on each aspect of the same to appreciate the skill and perfection with each it has been executed.
These small Rajasthani towns are famous for their folk art, which finds a way into their fashion in the form of motifs and prints. These trousers from Jodhpur are no exception - note the panel after panel of wedding procession motifs. A richly adorned elephant bears the bridal palanquin on its back, while the groom ushers her away to her new home. Vibrant vines and peacocks with rich, paisley-shaped plumage. Team this with solid-coloured kurtis and shirts to make an unusual fashion statement.
The beauteous apsara stands under a shoot that curves barely above the bun on her head. The organic impressions on the same have been carved with considerable skill and attention to detail. An adorable parrot is perched on her delicate wrist, which she feeds with utmost care from a hand-carved bowl. She is standing with all the fluidity and grace of her lissome being, as she looks over the little head bobbing up and down over the bowl. The beauty of the apsara is not only in form and face and figure, but in the being of her body and its language. From the alluring curve of her spine and her limbs to the composure of her superfine countenance, everything about her suggests poetry and depth and symmetry. Eyes widely drawn underneath her brow; a handsome nose descending onto a gracious mouth. The washed-out terracotta monotone and the blooming lotus of the pedestal add to the gathered, feminine ethos of the composition.
This sterling silver cuff bracelet is dotted with gemstones of peridot, garnet and amethyst. Respectively, the bring good strength and vitality, improved blood circulation, and calmness to the wearer. It is 0.8 inch in height, 2.2 inch in diameter, and weighs 72 grams.
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