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Here the brick red woolen stole is hand woven and hand spun wools are nicely used to creating a traditional yet modern look to the stole. There are some excellent embroidery works in it and you will love to flaunt the product in public. It reflects a happy blending of traditional style with modern fashion.

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The beautiful bride is painted in the traditional Batik style carrying two earthen pots on her head. Her green, black and white lehenga (women dress) and the cholie (upper garment) add some sparks to the beautiful painting. Her dress is nicely decorated and even the earthen pot is decorated with some beautiful designs. Batik is an ancient form of painting and a batik artist needs to have a good sense of colors and patterns. Though the motifs used in batik are simple, knowledge of color gradations and tack to remove wax finely are required.

The beautiful bride is painted in the traditional Batik style carrying two earthen pots on her head. Her blue odni,red lehenga and the yellow cholie (upper garment) add some sparks to the beautiful painting. Her dress is nicely decorated and even the earthen pot is decorated with some beautiful designs. Batik is an ancient form of painting and a batik artist needs to have a good sense of colors and patterns. Though the motifs used in batik are simple, knowledge of color gradations and tack to remove wax finely are required.

The beautiful wall hanging is given a spectacular treatment with some spectacular cowrie shell boxes. Some beautiful geometric motifs have been nicely put together. A number of light colours have added some sparks to the beautiful wall hanging. Gujarati patchwork is famous for its originality and unique designs. A fine embroidery work dazzles in the wall hanging revealing the rich traditions of patch work in Gujarat.

Popular in the Mithila region of Bihar the Madhubani form of art is a depiction of local and mythological motifs and the method of painting uses mainly natural dyes. Three female figures with prominent eyes have been painted in the beautiful and bright Madhubani painting. Mithila paintings, also called Madhubani, are a folk art kept alive by the female folks in northern Bihar. Based on traditional designs and events from epic mythology, these paintings are made on the floors and walls of their houses using crushed wet rice and natural colors on purely cotton fabric. From this age-old tradition born the practice of drawing Mithila paintings on a canvas of handmade paper or pure mulberry silk fabric, using natural colors and fabric dyes. Brushes, sharpened reeds and pen nibs are used to draw the designs and figurations.

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The beautiful necklace is elegantly crafted. Rose Quartz gemstone is used along with sterling silver for the necklace that will adorn any lady. A deep sense of artistry and magnificence is manifest in the spectacular necklace. No doubt it will be a fitting gift for your wife and it will satisfy her penchant for jewelries.

The figure crafted in the Dhokra style is a masterpiece of the tribal artists of Chhhatisgarh oozing out their caliber. Smoothness of the figure is quite attractive. Over the centuries this form of tribal art has been handed down from generations to generations with the effect that their traditional values, styles, motifs have been kept intact. Face, nose and the eyebrows of the figure have been masterly depicted. These tribal people who live in penury depict the bright and the beautiful as a mark of hope for the better.

The beautiful wall hanging depicts some geometric motifs in traditional Gujarati patchwork style. Some extraordinary embroidery work dazzles in the wall hanging revealing the rich traditions of Gujarati patch work. A riot of light colours adorn the attractive wall hanging. Simplicity and beauty goes hand in hand in the wall hanging.

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• Publisher : Ranjan Publications
• By : Acharya Varahamihira
• Cover : Paperback
• Language : English
• Edition : 2013
• Pages : 224
• Weight : 300 g.
• Size : 8.9 x 5.7 x 0.6 inches
• ISBN-10: 8188230812
• ISBN-13: 978-8188230815

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Brihat Jataka has over 407 Shlokas. The first in this book explains the technical terms and concepts. The second explains the characteristics, positions, relations, metals, qualities, places and natures of the planets. The third chapter deals with the births of birds, animals, insects and trees. This deserves an elaborate treatment and long research. The fourth chapter dealing with Nisheka refers to women’s conception, and other factors. Peculiarities of birth and Balarishta are taken up in the next two chapters. The seventh and eighth chapters explain Amsa and Pinda Ayurdayas. These have greater validity than the popularly used dasa systems in determining longevity. The ninth gives a brief account of Ashtakavarga. The tenth is about Profession. The results of the conjunctions of planets are explained in chapter 14th. The next one is about Renunciation. Influences of the constellations, lunar effects in the different signs, results of planets in various signs, effects of the planetary aspects, and effects of the planets in various Bhavas (houses) are dealt with in the next five chapters. Some special combinations are given in the twenty first chapters. Miscellaneous items are taken up in the next chapter. The 23rd chapter deals with misfortune. 24th Chapters is about Female Horoscopy which finds elaborate treatment in Saravali. The 25th chapter is about death. How to erect lost or unknown horoscopes is given a fairly good treatment in chapter 26. The 27th is about Decanates. The last one numerates the contents of the text. Brihat Jataka is a classic and one who does not master this text can never grasp the fundamentals of the science of Astrology. There are many translations of this text, and we have tried to offer a useful and valuable commentary.