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The spectacular jewelry elegantly uses metal, glass beads and stones in a most attractive and dazzling manner. Loved by every woman, the gorgeous and ethical jewelry reveals a startling beauty in the form of spectacular craftsmanship and execution. A deep sense of beauty and passion for craftsmanship is manifest here.

The beautiful Madhubani painting of Lord Shiva in Ardhnarishwara form (half Male and Half Female) is given a nice portrayal with natural colours and powders. Madhubani style of painting is popular in Mithila region of Bihar and the form is being handed down since ages. Ardhnrishwara reflects the duality of existence in human beings. Whereas the left side of the figure is male, the right side is that of Parvati.

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- Product Code :BS7299
- Material :Wooden
- Size :5.50" x 4.25" x 1.25"
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The beautiful Kalamkari painting celebrates the dignity of Indian rural women. Three women are busy with their household works, one is drawing water from the well, another brings stuff for home, and yet another plucking flowers. Two cows are also beautifully painted with some beautiful lines and drawings. The painting has some beautiful colour patterns with some nice floral designs.
The spectacular bracelet is crafted with a rare sense of finesse and minute detail. Textured gorgeously, the bracelet celebrates a woman's love for jewelry and sterling silver dazzles in the hands of the craftsman. Some sparkling designs mark the beautiful product that will be a perfect gift for your wife and dear ones.
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- Publisher : Theosophical Publishing House Adyar, Chennai
- By : Duncan Greenlees
- Cover : Hardcover
- Language : English
- Edition : 2000
- Pages : 199
- Weight : 360 gm.
- Size : 19.0 x 12.5 x 1.8
- ISBN-10: 8170592771
- ISBN-13: 978-8170592778
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Apart from few scholars and devotees, the modern public are unwilling to spend time on reading through the whole of the lengthy Scriptures of the world. This Series is planned to offer them in a cheap, handy and attractive form the essence of each of the world's great Scriptures, translated and edited by one who has a deep and living sympathy for each of them.It is based on the inevitable conclusion of any fair student that all the great Religions and their Scriptures come from one Divine Source, in varying degrees of purity of transmission, and according to the needs and capacities of those to whom they came- the authentic Word of God to man.
The Series will form a useful little reference library of the world's religious literature which has done so much to mould the thought and culture of today, even though few individuals in each of the communities have perhaps been able to reach the ideal laid down in their holy books.

The spectacular Batik painting depicts two village women engaged in gossips on their way to fetch water from the village well. A panoramic scene of an Indian village is manifest in the spectacular painting. Two cows are beautifully painted and another woman is bust at her daily work. Trees are also given a refine touch. The method of waxing and then dewaxing also adds some beauty in the painting.

The beautiful wooden figure of Lord Ganesha, one of the most worshiped gods in Hinduism, is given a refine and detail treatment with some spectacular carvings on it. Lord Ganesha, also known as the Remover of Obstacles and Lord of Wisdom, is worshiped at the beginning of any ritual and He is one of the most-benevolent gods in Hinduism.

The precision of a surgeon, perfection in execution is manifest in the spectacular stone figure of the Lord Krishna. The beautiful stone figure of Lord Krishna playing the flute is given a refine and detail treatment with some spectacular carvings on it. The richly ornate figure of the Lord contains lot of beautiful dresses and jewelries. The Lord seems to be creating an immortal tune on his flute. The figure reflects a greater sense of precision of a surgeon on the part of the craftsman in so far as the execution of the figure is concerned.

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- Product Code :2549
- Material :Cotton cloth
- Size :37" x 23"
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The Apostle of Truth and Non-violence, "Lord Buddha" is treated with some brilliant strokes in Kalamkari pattern. A deep sense of gravity and accomplishment is manifest on His face as the Lord, who gave up the lap of luxury in search of the Absolute Truth, is painted on a meditative posture. He is wearing a single piece of cloth. The panels around the figure are also nicely decorated with some floral and animal motifs.
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- Product Code :2715
- Material :Brass
- Size :5.50"H x 3.50"W x 2"D
- Weight :650
Description
The gorgeous brass figure of the Lord Krishna is given a spectacular treatment with some dazzling carvings on it. The beautiful panel with some floral designs around the Lord adds more beauty to the figure. The gracious Krishna is playing His flute and a deep sense of accomplishment and satisfaction is manifest in the figure. His lower part is nicely designed and He is wearing a beautiful garland and some other ornaments. He is standing on a lotus.

The beautiful image of the Sun god has been given a refine treatment in the Madhubani painting. The beautiful painting shows the importance of the sun and its rays for the very survival of lives on earth. The sun rays have been beautifully depicted with black signs. Mithila or Madhubani paintings are a folk art kept alive by the women in northern Bihar. Based on traditional designs and events from epic mythology, these paintings are made on the floors and walls of their houses. They use crushed wet rice and natural colors on purely handmade paper. 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 colours and fabric dyes.

The local goddess is being given a kaleidoscopic portrayal in the beautiful Madhubani painting. Her eyes are prominent and the surroundings are given a geometric depiction. The borders are nicely painted. Madhubani paintings are centred in Mithila in North Bihar and these paintings are made exclusively by the women in the region. Natural colours and powders such as holi are used extensively to depict local and mythological characters. Sharp lines and beautiful patterns characterize these paintings that reveal the uniqueness of this paatern of art.
The gracious Goddess Durga is beautifully carved out of stone with a greater degree of refinement and perfection. The Goddess was born out of the combined forces of all Gods and Goddesses in order to eliminate Mahishasur, the demon who wrought havoc on Earth and Heaven. On her six hands, she is holding weapons and with one hand blessing. The Goddess Durga is seated on a tiger, wearing some spectacular drapery and jewelries.

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- Product Code :1939
- Material :Brass
- Size :13"H x 4"W x 3.50"D
- Weight :3 kg.
Description
A deep sense of gracefulness and the essence of womanhood are manifest in the beautiful brass figure of Goddess Parvati, the wife of Lord Shiva, one of the Trinity. The upper portion of the figure is left bare with her prominent breasts and the lower part is adorned with beautiful ornaments and drapery. She is blessing her disciples with her one hand. The figure also glorifies the dignity and pride on women.

A greater degree of gracefulness and accomplishment is manifest in the nice work done on the pattern of Kalamkari . Developed in the temple region of Andhra Pradesh (Kalahasti), Kalamkari is a traditional painting style with strong line drawings. Paintings are made on cotton fabrics with a kalam i.e. pen, a sharp pointed pierced bamboo that regulates flow of colour on the fabric. Vegetable dyes are mainly used on cloth.
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