Moonstones are said to have a calming effect on the wearer. For those prone to temper and anxiety, the moonstone has a healing power over the psyche. The silver of the wristlet and the matte silver of the gems embedded thereon, make for a colour palette that would go with a wide variety of outfits. Use this to accessorise an elegant solid-coloured saree or western ensemble in neutral tones.
Over the white of the fabric spreads the length of her wavy black hair, its mass and colour painted with considerable skill. Note the detail of her wide-set brow and the aquiline nose of her face, which convey that she is a handsome woman. The lines on her upper cheeks and the whites of her eyes are as if caught amidst a bout of convulsive sobbing.
Perhaps the lover knows well how she had suffered in his absence. She had written expressive letters where she described in great detail the travails of going through life without him next to herself. Those letters, old and aged and yellowed, are lying in his drawer, and it is from those musty handwritten papers that the memory of her rises to haunt him.
It is made from pure silk and dyed in the bandhani style that is a rage with the women of the region. It comes in two youthful colours, cobalt blue and vermillion orange Both these colours do justice to the zari-edged chequers that define the field. Such a dupatta is best teamed with a basic, solid-coloured suit in order to bring out its brilliance. This is a great, statement-making number to be worn to casual parties in the day and evening alike.
This uniquely shaped gemstone pendant is available in 5 different gemstones. They are malachite, prehnite, rose quartz, ruby zoisite and tiger eye. Malachite absorbs negative pollutants and energy from the atmosphere and body, prehnite alleviates fears and nightmares, rose quartz is popularly known as the stone of universal love, ruby zoisite enhances energy, love and abundance, whereas tiger eye releases fear and anxiety. The gemstone is shaped like a teardrop in the centre, with eight smaller oval pieces surrounding it. Overall, it creates a sense of balance and signifies the cycle of life. It is 3 inch in height, 2 inch in width and weighs 54 grams. Complete the pendant by purchasing a sterling silver chain, available in lengths between 16 to 20 inch.
When treated with care, this jewelry is made to last. The jewelry designs here at Exotic India Art are classic timeless pieces. Made with quality materials and gemstones known for its positive energy and healing properties, the wearer and the jewelry forms an affinity with each other over time. Each piece is treasured and kept in proper conditions by our customers, which in turn, receive an abundance of good blessings. Limited in stock, we believe that each piece of jewelry from Exotic India Art is ""fated"" to be with their owner. If you have been eyeing this piece of jewelry for quite some time and have a good feeling about this, get it now. We trust that you will not regret it. "
He is appareled in a dusty azure blue jama tightened by a gold studded floral belt as he tops it up with his sandstone orange choga bordered with snowy white outlines. His sharp sword is sheathed in a leather brown gilded scabbard as a golden chain hangs down from it to his waist belt. He holds an embroidered religious book in his left hand whilst a white cotton handkerchief in his left.
His background is made splendidly aesthetic by painting it in a hue of light jade and Carolina blue colors, contrasting it with pink lupines and white delphiniums that beautify the painting with the accompanying busy blue flowers which take the sideline. It is enclosed in a thick bronze glittered framework that makes it an eye-catching beauty as it attracts the spectators with its remarkable artistic wonders.
Note the columns of sequins that run down the length of the skirt and define the gorgeously coloured detailing. These lustrous silver-coloured bits the size of a thumbnail are a staple of women’s fashion in Northwestern India. A thin strip of shimmering silver lace lines the hemline of the skirt, which complements the sequins sewn on to the body of the skirt. Team this skirt with a glamorous Indian choli to make the most of it.
The Tibetan deity Chenrezig is the most untiring of the Bodhisattvas. With His thousand arms and thousand heads, He strives until space and time remains to free those of us in ihaloka (the current realm of existence) of existential perpetuation and suffering. In this superb sculpture of the Lord Chenrezig, He is depicted in a rudimentary bhadrasana. The plenitude of limb and head is invisible to us mandadhikaris (low-rung devotees).
Note the angulature of His long torso and the suppleness of His limbs: with such a lifelike stance, the form of the Lord irreversibly draws in the devotee. The typical robe of Buddhist deities bares one shoulder and features dense embroidery from the navel downwards. The finest adornments grace His beauteous person - necklaces resting on the broad decolletage, bracelets down those slender arms, and karna-kundalas that graze the zenith of His clavicles.
Zoom in on the handsome face of the Lord Chenrezig. The brow like the wings of a soaring albatross plunges into a sharp nose and a perfectly relaxed, symmetrical mouth. His crowned head drops gently forward, those half-shut eyes are indicative of the deepest introspective contemplation.
The amethyst slave bracelet is one of our hottest trending items. Contrary to its name, this bracelet is quite elegant when worn. Made up of two main components, the ring and bracelet, a string of metal beads conjoins the bracelet and ring together. At 7.5 inches in length and weighing 23 grams, this is a real beauty that draws attention to your hand and adds elegance.
If you have been hesitating on getting this jewelry for a while now, don't waste anymore time. Each piece is stocked in limited quantities and there is no guarantee we will be able to find a similar one after it is sold out. All jewelry pieces scoured by Exotic India Art are exquisite and carefully selected for customers. We guarantee you will not regret it. "
He is seated in the perfect padmasana, heels gathered together directly below the navel, the knees and ischial tuberosity tripod set firmly on the ground beneath oneself. Note how the vibrant gold of the tigerskin loincloth contrasts sharply against His ashen blue complexion. With six of His eight hands - ashtabhujadhari or eight-armed Deva - He holds pots of nectar that He pours over Himself and the most ardent of His devotees. The same high-precision brushstrokes of His dark kesha (locks) have gone into the snakes that raise their hoods about His body. The lotus beneath His asana (mat), as well as the infusion of multiple shades and tints of blue in the background, add to the tranquil aura of Lord Maharityunjaya.
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