Specification
- Product Code :4628
- Material :Sterling silver, glass, watercolors
- Size :2.70" Diam
Description
The hand painted pendant made of sterling silver and glass. The application of watercolors makes the pendant even more attractive. No doubt it is a product of excellent craftsmanship. The Goddess Durga, the epitome of power, is seated in a Lion and in her eight hands she is holding different weapons. The Aum symbol in the pendant makes it even more spiritual. The encircling borders are amazingly beautiful.
An epitome of selfless love and affection, the beautiful painting of Radha and Krishna depicts the couple dancing into the rhythm of eternal love. A saga of true and eternal love, Radha and Krishna’s love story still inspire people. A deep sense of aesthetic beauty, love and affection is manifest in the spectacular marble painting.
The spectacular marble painting depicts Lord Krishna and His beloved Radha on a swing. A deep sense of love and affection as well as simplicity is manifest on the faces of the Lord as well as on Radha. The background is also nicely painted. An immortal love story, the saga of Lord Krishna and Radha has been inspiring people for generations. Both the Lord and Radha are wearing precious jewelries and nice clothes.
The beautiful Gujarati wall hanging is a testimony to the beauty of the pretty patchworks of Gujarat. The handmade wall hanging has scripted magic with some sparkling designs and patchworks. Each design has been beautifully patched with one another and the dark, black, blue, pink, red, yellow colours have been beautifully painted. The borders of the wall hanging are coloured gray.
The spectacular marble painting depicts the child Ganesha playing with His mount the mouse. He is smartly dresses and there is a tinge of decoration here. Marble, varnished water colour and gold are nicely mixed to create a spectacular impression. A deep sense of simplicity and gravity is manifest here. Marble, a natural stone with spectacular beauty and brightness, is available in a variety of colors, some of which are particularly used to impart a natural and rugged look to the artifacts. A paradigm of perfection and beauty, marble paintings embodies traditional as well as contemporary styles. Golden inlays sparkle on these marble paintings.
These paintings are miniature paintings made on a wide variety of marble. These spectacular paintings make for perfect showpieces both for interior and exterior decorations.
Specification
- Product Code :2827
- Material :Hand Painted White Marble
- Size :4" x 4" x 4"
- Weight :400 gm.
Description
- It is made from pure white makrana marble
- This marble chowki and Krishna are hand made and hand painted using emboss work, enamel and stone work
- It can be placed in Pooja room, living room or drawing room to give a divine feeling
- It is a perfect gift for puja gifts, return gifts, wedding or house warming or festive occasions
The marvelous marble painting depicts the immortal saga of love between Lord Krishna, the great Casanova and Radha in a most adorable manner. They are holding each others arms. Even the cow is also nicely decorated. They are wearing some spectacular drapery and dazzling jewelries. A deep amorous feeling marks the painting. Spectacular golden inlays make the painting look even more beautiful. The saga of love between Krishna and Radha has been inspiring Indian writers, devotees for generations and thousands of religious literatures have been churned out based on this emotional issue.
The spectacular marble painting of child Krishna holding sweets is given a delicate and refine touch with some amazing carvings. His chirpy smile, beautiful hair—all add some spark to the beautiful painting. The beautiful peacock wing glorifies the beauty of the smart figure.
The Lord Krishna is seen in this spectacular marble painting along with His beloved Radha. Lord is playing His flute as Radha is seen amused. She is holding an earthen pot on her arm. The background is nicely painted. An immortal love story, the saga of Lord Krishna and Radha has been inspiring people for generations.
The spectacular marble painting is given a refine and detail touch with some sparkling treatment. One of the most-worshipped gods in Hinduism, Lord Ganesha is worshipped before undertaking any journey and he is one of the most worshipped gods in Hinduism. A deep sense of satisfaction and gracefulness is manifest on His face. Also known as the Lord of Wisdom and the Remover of Obstacles, the Lord is one of the most-benevolent Gods in Hinduism.
A deep sense of feminine beauty is reflected in the dazzling marble painting of the Goddess Durga or Ambike. The goddess, one of the most-popular female goddesses in Hinduism, is painted seated on a lion, her vehicle. On her eight hands, she is holding lotus, conch and some weapons. Goddess Durga was born out of the combined forces of the Gods in order to kill the demon Mahishasur, who wrought havoc on earth and Heaven.
The beautiful marble painting of Lord Ganesha depicts the Lord of Wisdom in a seated posture as His vehicle the little mouse looks at its Lord. A bowl of sweets is also lying near His feet. On His two hands, the Lord is holding weapons and on one He is holding a lotus. With His one hand, the Lord is blessing His disciples. A deep sense of gravity and grandeur is manifest on His face.
The God of Good Luck is playing the flute. Spectacular decoration marks the painting. Golden inlay works add some sparks to the beautiful painting. One of the most benevolent gods in Hinduism, Lord Ganesha is also considered a good of good luck and worshiping him brings us good luck and fortune. A deep sense of gravity and smugness is manifest here. He is also the Lord of Wisdom and is worshiped first among all gods.
The beautiful paintings depict the Lord along with His beloved Radha roaming in a most amorous scene. A deep sense of selfless love and affection is manifest on the face of Radha. The saga of Radha-Krishna love constitutes the theme of paintings of Indian artists and has been inspiring generations for centuries.
The duo are wearing some dazzling ornaments and beautiful clothes.
Krishna's relationship with Radha, his favorite among the ‘Gopis’, has served as a model for male and female love in a variety of art forms, and since the sixteenth century appears prominently as a motif in North Indian paintings.
