Devi Durga is a feminine epitome of strength and a divine potency responsible for keeping this material world in order and decorum; she is an embodiment of ferocity as well as compassion who holds equal parts as a destroyer and creator both. This brass statue is painted in enchanting brown and golden color combination with the divinity perched in lalitasana on a ferocious lion (Durga’s vahana), hence named as Simhavahini. The lion is carved in glowing golden hairs on a copper-brown body and stands on a multiple layered rectangular pedestals chiseled in beautiful lotus petals and ethnic patterns.
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A designer brass chowki in itself is an ornamental showpiece for your house corners; also it can be used as a pedestal for keeping deity sculptures or as a base for just decorating it with any other showpiece. Starting from the top, the platform is elegantly bordered in soothing wave patterns and is etched with a large diamond shape in the center with the corners touching the borders and occupying the maximum available space for the flower inside to bloom gracefully and completely. All the four diagonal sides of the diamond are filled with a dense lotus flower in striated petals highlighting the
A multitude of lamps to fill your space with light and sattvaguna. This classical-style Indian lamp would be a valuable addition to any traditional Indian home. It features a long stem of uniform thickness along the centre. Unlike the complex engravings on the stems of your run-of-the-mill traditional Indian lamp, this one has the unassuming pattern of a single, slender trellis wound around its body. This leaves the aesthetic sensibilities of the onlooker free to take in the beauty of the numerous dias in this composite lamp.
In this Spirit Of Enlightenment Mandala Thangka Painting, the sacred hum symbol is at the heart of this mandala. Thick, white strokes of the brush against a scarlet-colored circlet. Painted in the Tibetan script, it is the final syllable of the Shadakshari Avalokiteshvara mantra, which is extracted from the Mahayana Karandavyuhasootra and is considered the moola (fundamental) mantra of Buddhism. Against the cobalt blue of the surrounding circle, its sacred syllables are inscribed in delicate gold letters. It reads om mani padme hum.
She lacks neither beauty nor wealth. A powerful woman, not quite past her prime, sits with her legs crossed on a seat of red velvet and brocade cushions. She directs her gaze straight ahead of her, with all the confidence of the eldest bahuraani (daughter-in-law) in the absence of her mother-in-law. She is probably blessed with the love of more than one son in addition to her husband’s. In this oil painting, she is depicted in her leisure, smoking on a hookah upon a quiet afternoon at home.
Exotic India feels highly enthusiastic to be able to provide the customers with this large-sized Annam lamp from South India. This ornamental brass lamp with series of diyas originated from a town in Tamil Nadu as it's said to be an age-old tradition there to light a lamp before starting with any auspicious event, which has now spread all over as a trend. Zoom in to have a precise look at the extensive carvings and clarity of designs chiseled aptly on different shapes and sizes of brass.
Godhead of Hindu trinity deities and the most popular incarnation of Lord Vishnu- Lord Krishna or Murlimanohar is the leader, hero, protector, teacher, and a friend of all. He is the ruler, not only of religion and philosophy, but also mysticism, literature, and all aspects of Indian folklore. Here he stands on a flourishing carved multilayered leveled-up inverted lotus in his run-of-the-mill cross-legged posture and plays the signatory melodious flute. Krishna and cow hold an ancient devotional relationship, as Krishna was a cowherd or a Gopala since childhood, which means the protector of the
The tall, beauteous, and stately Lakshmi ji blesses the devotee with plenty. The wife of none other than the great Vishnu, She presides over wealth which is the necessary means to His function of preserving creation through destruction. She has been given the resplendent finish of pale gold, Her saree draped in modern-day urban North Indian style. On Her head sits a skillfully carved crown, from underneath the fitted rim of which emerges a sea of gorgeous tresses spread about Her shoulders. Note how superb the detailing of this cascade is at the back of the statue by zooming in on the length. Her
Having a unique sculpture to decorate your home is as important as having the beautiful pedestal on which it is kept. A lavish pedestal for a stylish statue completes the look of the decorative artifact. The one shown here is a perfectly decorated and fashionably structured brass plinth that can ornament your house even if kept solely. Focus on the extensively precise and clear carvings at the bottom and similar ones at the top; having an artistic shape and each side scored by a patch of flower in the center as a broch with blue inlayed coils extending outwards.
A Mandala is of great importance in Hinduism and Buddhism, representing the universe. The Sanskrit meaning of mandala is ‘circle’ symbolic of fullness and that life is never-ending and everything is connected. Mandalas are often used as images of meditation which when focused on seriously can bring profound inner transformation. Placing a mandala painting on your wall is a way of decorating your home with spirituality; the intense formations and colours are a way of relaxation, just like leaving a part of yourself in the paintings of the mandala. The Madhubani fish mandala art shown here has its