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A number of fishes are being beautifully painted in circular manner to give a simple but striking effect in the beautiful Madhubani painting. Madhubani, literally meaning where forests are honey, paintings are rooted in Mithila region of Bihar. Madhubani painting has been done traditionally by the women of villages around the present town of Madhubani and other areas of Mithila. The painting was traditionally done on freshly plastered mud wall of huts, but now it is also done on cloth, hand-made paper and canvas.

For art lovers, a unique pair of fishes made of cast metal using the lost-wax (or cire perdue) process called Dhokra. In Asia, fishes are a symbol for wealth. A pair of fish symbolizes marriage, conjugal felicity, fertility and tenacity. Set candles on these beautiful candle stands and bring wealth into your place. Dhokra is an alloy of Brass, Copper and Zinc and is used by tribals to make different kind of decoration items.

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The beautiful water colour painting of Lord Shiva, one of the Trinity, along with His vehicle the Nandi Bull is give a detail and refine treatment. His body is being partially covered with the tiger skin. A deeper sense of gracefulness and accomplishment is manifest in the spectacular painting of the Lord Shiva.

The beautiful Gujarati wall hanging reflects the beauty of the traditional patchwork with some dazzling embroidery works being put in a geometric style. The sequins and beadworks in the wall hanging have been appliquéd together along with some b4eautiful mirror works. Blooming in a riot of color, floral embroidery covers bright cotton appliqué. The boundaries of the wall hanging have been coloured green along with some beautiful floral designs of mirror works.

A superb collection of stories from a modern Indian master! One of the most versatile and innovative among contemporary Tamil writers, Sundara Ramaswamy’s wrote short stories in two phases : between 1951 and 1966, and then, after a long gap, in the 1970s. his early stories, focusing on ordinary people leading ordinary lives and are full of gems by way of characterization: the policeman and the priest of the Nadi Krishna temple in ‘Prasadam’, and Varadan and Joswin in ‘True Love’ remain unforgettable, in spite of their pedestrian lives. In the later stories—‘Intoxication’(1973), ‘Waves’(1976)—clouded by the aftermath of the Bangladesh war and the Emergency, the plots turn darker and more complex. Surprising us with their odd twists and turns, raising uncomfortable questions, and yet touched by a fine sense of humour and humanity, the stories in this collection belong with the best in the genre.

The beautiful silk painting depicts two dogs as true friends. Black and red celebrates the beauty of Indian silk paintings in a most accomplished manner. Indian silk paintings are a unique way to create a charming sense of mystique. The Indian style of silk painting emphasizes softness, elegance and a flexibility of style. Silk is skillfully used as a canvas for portraits and paintings. Skilled Indian artists make use of a process that allows the silk canvas to hold the paint in vibrant details.

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Lord Ganesha is one of the most-worshipped gods in Hinduism and he is worshipped at the beginning of any ritual, before undertaking any journey. The beautiful stone figure reveals some of the basic features of Indian religious sculpture. The figure has some beautiful carvings on it and the God is shown with lot of ornaments. It is believed that Lord Ganesha is one of the most benevolent Gods in Hinduism and it is very easy to propitiate him. He fulfils all of our desires as ease.

The splendid beauty of the Gujarati patchwork is mirrored in this beautiful wall hanging. Enhanced with mirror works, sequins and beadwork, this splendid wall hanging exemplifies Gujarati textile art. A number of wedding collections have been appliquéd in typical Gujarati styles.

The beautiful Warli painting reveals the simplicity of the rural life and the beauty of the natural surroundings have been aptly pasteurized in the Wedding Procession of the Warlis. Warlis are simple tribe based in Thane district of the State of Maharashtra. The long human chain is beautifully painted with local materials. People are engaged in their daily works and the women are busy in the house. Some people are carrying vegetables in cart to the markets.