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The beautiful wall hanging has scripted a magic of pink with a riot of colours on cotton reflecting the glorious tradition of textile in Gujarat. Extensive patterns that sparkle over exotic pink undertones tell the fascinating story of Gujarat’s textile artistry. A colorful patchwork reveals intriguing patterns and shapes that glisten with a festive mood. The cotton wall hanging is sewn by hand and is accented with bright sequins and beads, creating a magnificent masterpiece.

The serene beauty of the painting is evident in its natural treatment of the tree. Pink is one of the finest colours and the beautiful kalamkari painting has scripted a magic of pink on the cotton fabric. Kalamkari is one of the most popular forms of paintings in India and here natural colours are used and the artists use no chemicals. Kalamkari art is unique in its use of colour as a medium to portray natural as well as mythological characters. The process of painting a Kalamkari work is quite tedious one. Designs to be painted are first carved out on paper and later placed on the cotton fabric. Later paper is removed and chalk powder is rubbed on the surface, which helps the pattern to come into sharper focus.

The magic of pink is given a refine treatment in the beautiful Gujarati wall hanging. A vibrant and richly designed patchwork is being created with sheer hand work. The beads and sequins with sparkling mirrorworks have given the rich wall hanging a royal look. The beautiful floral designs have been patched together with colourful embroidery works. Pink, red, green, blue and white colours have been beautifully aligned giving the wall hanging a rich look.

One of the most worshipped gods in Hinduism, Lord Ganesha is the son of Lord Shiva and Parvati. The beautiful figure of the elephant god is given a royal treatment with some spectacular treatment. The palace contains some dazzling carvings on it and they add some gorgeous looks to the figure. Lord Ganesha is the God of Wisdom and the Remover of Obstacles and is worshipped at the beginning of any ritual.

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• Product Code :5357
• Material :Cotton
• Size :54.50"H x 20.50"W
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• Publisher : Jaico Publishing House
• By: Kanti Gopal Kovvali (Author)
• Binding : Paperback
• Language : English
  
• Edition : 2015
• Pages :  328 pages
• Size : : 15.2 x 1.9 x 22.9 cm
  
• ISBN-10 : 8184956614
  
• ISBN-13 : 978-8184956610

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The Pit Stop Formula for Managers to Achieve Effortless High Performance

Are you a Formula 1 buff? Even if you are not, have you had a chance to watch a Formula 1 (F1) race? It is probably the most grueling race in the world, where only the best qualify. These drivers are daredevils, deeply passionate about the sport and have nerves of steel. They are backed by great machines, great automobile research and great support teams. There is nothing really that sets one F1 driver apart from the other among the top 10. If that is so, how is it that some of them win consistently? How are F1 drivers like Lewis Hamilton and Mark Webber so consistent in winning the race every time? What separates winners from those who “almost win”? If this question bothers you, then Pit Stops for Peak Performance is for you.

In a race where winning depends on speed and your ability to race ahead of others, what really differentiates winners from others are your SMART STOPS. This includes planned stops as well as unplanned stops. These stops in Formula 1 lingo are called PIT STOPS. Pit stops can make or break a race. “A lot of races are won in the pit,” according to IndyCar driver Will Power.

Isn’t your work as a manager like the Formula 1 race where you are racing for excellence through the year? If pit stops differentiate the winners from others, how smart are your pit stops?

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• Product Code :5211
• Material :Brass
• Size :6"H x 4.25"W x 3.25"D
• Weight :750 gm.

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Lord Krishna is holding ladoos in his both hands. One of the most widely worshipped gods in Hinduism, the Lord is standing on a podium and his body is given a detail and fine touch. Krishna is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu and he took birth to eliminate his maternal uncle Kansha. Lord Krishna was born of Devki, sister of Kansha. Kansha was aware of his death and so he killed other children of Devki. Kansha was told by Akashvani that he will be killed by Devki's eighth son. But the moment Krishna was born in the prison he was handed over to Nandalal who had taken care of Krishna. The birth and the subsequent rearing of Krishna constitute a popular mythology for Hindus. Lord Krishna’s birthday is celebrated as Janmashtami Festival throughout the country. The festival is celebrated with grandeur and people welcome the advent of the Lord.

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A rare sense of gracefulness and feminity is evident in the wooden sculpture that has been inspired by the same figure in Khajoraho. The young lady gets stung on her left foot and she is trying with both her hands to pluck it out. The feeling of getting hurt is evident in the sculpture. The lower part of the figure is well decorated whereas the upper portion of her body is left bare. She is wearing heavy necklace on her arm and the breasts are left bare.

The Present work is an accurate and reliable compilation and the fullest collection of verified Materia Madica facts and clinical suggestions.

It contains the well known verified characteristic symptoms of all our medicines besides other less important symptoms aiding the selection of the curative remedy. All the new medicines and essentials of the published clinical experience of the school have been added. In its present compact form it contains the maximum number of reliable materia medica facts in the minimum space.

The author has tried to give a succinct resume of the symptomatology of every medicine used in Homoeopathy, including clinical suggestions of many drugs so far not yet based on provings, thus offering the opportunity to experiment with these and by future provings discover their distinctive use and so enlarging our armamentarium.

It will fulfil its purpose and prove a useful aid to the student and general practitioner.