Maa SherawaliThe Batik painting of Godddess Sherawali on a roaring tiger has been beautifully painted by the artist and the art piece has reflected a rare sense a artistic excellence and his mastery over colour formations. Her red dress as well as the eight hands with different weapons on each hand have been beautifully painted. The roaring tiger has also been nicely painted in traditional Batik style. Every part of the painting, even the nails of the tiger has

the wall hanging contains a number of beads and sequins that dazzle in the fine product

the deer and child Krishna all have been beautifully presented

The Goddess of prosperity and the wife of Lord Vishnu

The most common feature of the celebration in most parts of India is the lighting of the bonfire on the eve of Holi followed by celebrations with colour

The small figure of Lord Ganesha is a testimony of the artistic caliber of the craftsman who has chiseled it out of brass metal with minute details

is nicely painted here in the traditional Patachitra style of painting

A great deal of refinement in execution

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The worship of Mahagauri is recommended for the eighth day of Navaratra Puja

Indeed a collector’s rare choice

The beautiful Tibetan painting is given a refine and detail touch with a deep sense of finesse

dazzling jewelries