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A Vilakku standing oil lamp from south india with a wide flower shaped bowl which has five grooves used for holding the long cotton wicks.

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The painting has depicted the rural scenario in an artistic manner and the big tree has given an imposing look to the beautiful painting. Whereas some ladies are busy in the kitchen, some others are busy in their daily works. Some other people are pulling the bullock carts and yet some other are frying the fish in the open. The painting is full of spirit and the celebration time in a rural setting has been given a masterly treatment.

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The beautiful Madhubani painting exalts the symphony of a Mithila village where the coexistence of the people and the animals characterizes the motion of life. Tattoos of the fishes and the people are beautifully depicted in the painting. Mithila paintings, also called Madhubani, are a folk tradition kept alive by women in northern Bihar. They draw traditional designs and depict events from epic mythology using crushed wet rice and natural colors on 100% handmade paper.

The richly ornate figure of the village king reflects a greater sense of satisfaction on his face. Embellishment of the statue reveals the beauty of the rich cultural traits of the tribal people of Bastar. Crafted in the traditional dhokra style, the figure reveals the compelling urge of the tribal people to preserve their rich heritage through the art form. The figure has been crafted in the lost wax method that is quite tedious but has been in vogue for generations.

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The simple but beautiful Madhubani painting depicts a village pond from where the women folk fetch water for their household chores. Pond in a Mithila village is an important place that works as a meeting ground for the women who otherwise have to stay put home looking after their children and other household chores. The can exchange their feelings with their fellow women. This is a nice depiction of a rural setting.

The smiling face of the tribal queen speaks the glorious story of the tribal art form in Bastar. Craftef in the traditional style of Dhokra method, the queen’s figure is embellished with ornaments and jewelries. She is also carrying a vanity bag on her one hand. An ancient form of art, dhokra is popular among the tribal population of Central and North India and this form of art is being crafted in the lost wax method.

The spectacular wall hanging glorifies the beauty of the village with some beautiful dress designs being patched together. Mustard colour dazzles in the wall hanging with some rich embroidery works, sparkling beadworks, dazzling mirror works and spectacular sequins shine the beautiful wall hanging. A number of beautiful floral designs have been patched together in a most amazing manner.

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First of three-volume set of Canonical texts of Theravada Buddhism outlining monastic rules; this volume -- the Patimokkha, and the Mahavagga I-IV.

Second to three-volume set of Canonical texts of Theravada Buddhism outlining monastic rules; this volume -- the Mahavagga V-X, and the Kullavagga I-III.

Third in a three-volume set of Canonical texts of Theravada Buddhism outlining monastic rules; this volume -- the Kullavagga, IV-end.

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• Publisher : Gurjar Sahitya Prakashan
• By : Pannalan Patel
  
• Cover : Paperback
  
• Language : Gujarati
  
• Edition : 2012
  
• Pages : ‎ 165 pages
  
• Weight : 240 gm
  
• Size : 18.1 x 12.3 x 0.8 cm
  
• ISBN-10 : 9380126085
• ISBN-13 : 978-9380126081
  

The metal bike is given a delicate touch giving a vintage touch. The product reveals a deep sense of simplicity and artistic excellence. The copper wheels are nicely crafted. It is a nice decoration item that will glorify your drawing room. This is a nice piece for decoration in your room and even your kids will love to have them as cool gifts.

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• Product Code :3846
• Material :Old sari cloths,zari work and mix material
• Size :56" x 38"

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