The thangka that you see on this page is of the Kalachakra mandala. The majestic palace that you see on this page is a symbolic entity, a visualisation aid. It has four gates, each oriented to the four quarters of the world, and is protected by blue, scarlet, and gold discoids, each standing for a spiritual ideal that one must attain in order to access the riches offered by the Kalachakra palace. Zoom in on the splendour of the sprawling gates of the palace - note the perfect symmetry and attention to detail with which the same have been painted.
The importance of mandalas in Vajrayana Buddhism is in the fact that they are visualisation aids. Each of the five stories of the Kalachakra mandala palace leads the practitioner through the realms of body, expression, intellect, consciousness, and bliss to the resident Kalachakra deity. Practice empowers one to visualise and penetrate each and every corner of this all-important structure.
This dazzling-blue Buchari Sari orginated in Bengal and is 100% pure silk. The Hindu mythological motifs on it are intricately zari woven. Silk is a breathable material which is suitable to be worn even during hot weather. The material is soft and luxurious and the motifs are designed densely at the end of the sari so that it displays when the fabric drapes over the shoulder.
Exotic India Art presents this sari exclusively to you. All items listed here are sourced meticulously and selected against a stringent set of criteria, ensuring quality and design at the best affordable prices. Hurry and get yours now."
The auspicious one and one of the principle deities of Hinduism is a major form within the Trimurti as ‘The Destroyer’. Mostly lord Shiva is depicted in a sitting posture in lalitasana or in meditation, but this one shown here is one of his rarely found postures, where he is standing and granting a boon of fearlessness to his devotees. Shiva is a representation of body with life and motion and realising this consciousness leads to ultimate bliss.
As shown here, Mahadeva is depicted as white, from the ashes of corpses smeared on his body and a smiling face in confidence of his success. He holds a kamandalu in the left hand and a soberly decorated damru and trishula respectively in the rear hands. Along with the other precious jewels and Rudraksha mala, he adorns the Vasuki naga (snake), coiled around his neck as an ornament symbolizing fearlessness and power and some other on his feet. This Chaturbhuja sculpture is carved out of a single piece of marble in absolute fineness of curves, expressions and the divine aura.
This short length tiger skinned dhoti wrapped around his waist is symbolic of the victory of the divine force over animal instincts; he carries the crescent moon on his head and river Ganga flows out from the top of the matted hair. This is not an ordinary Shiva sculpture, as the sculptor has played an amazing contrast of colors in golden, brown and the lines defined in red over the pure white surface. Not only this, zoom in to the face to admire the deep intensity and realism of his eyes and the beautiful Shaivite tilak along with third eye of wisdom on his forehead. Having this sculpture in your temple will enhance the charm and auspiciousness of the place.
This stunning piece of amethyst necklace is one of a kind. It is made of amethyst beads bunched together to create that style of class. The gemstones are arranged and linked together in the same uniformed direction, so that it does not give a messy and chaotic feel. Most suitable for an elegant night out. The necklace is 14.5 inch in length and weighs 65 grams.
Made of quality materials, this stunning piece of jewelry is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Priced reasonably, it does not feel or look cheap at all. On the contrary, it adds a appropriate touch of elegance to the wearer. Nothing overwhelming or opulent, it enhances the wearer's unique sense of style, allowing her to stand out amongst the crowd. Each piece is carefully sourced for and brought to you by Exotic India Art. Each design is only available in limited quantities and there is no guarantee we will be able to find another similar piece for you if it's sold out. If you having been eyeing this beauty for a while now, perhaps it is time to buy one for yourself. "
The Five-Pronged Dorje from Nepal is a symbol of strength and spiritual power, handcrafted in Brass. This exquisite piece is not just a work of art; it's a representation of inner strength and the ability to overcome obstacles. In Tibetan Buddhism, the Dorje symbolises the thunderbolt of enlightenment, the unshakable power of the mind. Owning this Dorje allows you to connect with that power and inner strength. It's not just a piece of art; it's a reminder of your own inner potential and the ability to face life's challenges with unwavering strength and wisdom.
The fish swim in the white and grey foam of dancing saltwaters. As they swim about in concentric circles covering the entirety of the canvas, they form a kaleidoscopic view of basic, vibrant pastels. Cobalt blue and turquoise green and marigold orange and earthy brown. Heads shoving against tails, eyes peering characteristically out of their sockets. Each of the circle of fish is distinguished by a curve of miniscule triangles in the same colours as the bodies of the creatures that swim between them.
The humble origin of Madhubani paintings lies in the Mithila region of Bihar. The homebound women of the rural region developed their own rudimental but expressive style as they painted on the mud walls of their humble homes. Today these works of folk art are made on mobile canvases because they are desired by patrons of traditional Indian art the world over. The unusual one that you see on this page would be a fine addition to your space.
This choli is coupled with a matching georgette flared lehenga that is embossed with zardozi embroidery and floral booty designs which embellish the entire fabric in a twisting and spiral way. The end of the voluminous lehenga is frilled again and is contrasted by a thick layer of bespangled dabka work that is symmetrically patterned to give it an eye-catching look. To conjoin with the Indian culture, this gorgeous dress comes along with a jade-shaded dupatta bordered by a gleaming silk gota and simple copper and gold blended bunches that equally distance along the net fabric cloth.
Whether you want to take it over in a bridal style or just a formal party wear, it is your best choice for an amazing mien as it goes along with any of your golden-tinged ersatz jewelry or a special pair of earrings that beautify your marvelously central parted hairstyle to make you the life of the party and the most outstanding lady in town.
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, 1.5 inch in width, and weighs 29.7 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. "
The lady wears a Turkish blue halter neck dress that blows away in the wind however she is depicted not to care. Her background is hued in a lovely blend of blue, grey and back tints, further carving in to show a closed door that enhances her backdrop. The amazing brush strokes define the fabulous artistry as the painter doesn't miss even a single detail as he swiftly etches this illustration in the brilliant canvas.
The entire piece conveys the essence of rejection. It's gloomy nature encapsulates the feelings and emotions of the broken girl who has suffered immense pain in love which has shattered her heart that still lights up in the hope of love, and is portrayed through the vibrant and bright array of the blooming roses. This painting is the most exact and accurate picture of the depression and stress that follows in a toxic relationship and turns out to be one of the best and most relatable contemporary arts that are worth cherishing, thus, playing an immense role in your character building and being your perfect partner in the journey of life.
Purity and sanctity reaches the next level with this exotic and expensive blend of copper and gold, as 24-karat gold embeds into this statue, that exhibits the seven-eyed goddess, resting gracefully on an intricate petal podium that soothes the eye. Her beauty is enhanced with an eye-catching neon and scarlet red chocker necklace, a draping Mala, the exquisite and magnificent Jhumkas and various valuable wrist and arm bands that adorn her skillfully carved figure. Her fine hands hold beautiful lotus that extend to decorate the backdrop.
Bewitching eyes are emblazoned all over her sculpture which are amazingly complimented with the breathtaking floral backdrop that has fantastic serpentine designs that perfectly curve through every turn, tinted in maroon and soft blue and green colors that weave through the beauty, displaying the complexity of the artistic wonders that has taken place. The statue is apparelled in a bow cincture that extends into a beautifully embroidered and pleated shalwar, turning out to be an awestriking ornamental sculpture.
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