The eye invariably rests on the face of this heavily bejewelled lady. Her finely arched eyebrows, beneath which lie the intoxicating eyes, are followed by the finely crafted nose, which is adorned with a beautiful nosering. The thin, tightly pursed lips are friendly and inviting.
After the face the next feature to catch attention is the bosom of this venerable temptress. Tightly encased in her bodice, they seem to quiver, as if struggling to escape. No wonder then, even though these veritable hillocks fill to the brim, her insufficient choli (ancient Indian version of the blouse), we get to see a generous view of her deep cleavage. This cavern melts into the restraining cups of this garment, leaving the rest to imagination.
Her lower garment is tucked much below her sensuous navel, a sure sign of titillation, and in the process gives us a rich view of her bared midriff, interrupted only by the folds of her diaphanous drape.
There is something obscene about this lady. Maybe in the languorous posture of her body, which suggests her as a woman of easy virtue. Or in the vulgar way in which she carries the lower part of her body, reminiscent of the Madams of nineteenth century whore houses.
A hookah (ancient Indian tobacco pipe) stem lies untouched near her. The steaming hookah itself can be seen in the background.
The artist is Shri Kailash Raj of Jaipur, and it has been created using stone based colors.
This descripion by Nitin Kumar, Executive Editor, Exotic India.
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