This pair of luxurious earrings is made of 18k gold and amethyst. The gems are conjoined together in a mixture of ovals, squares and circles. Amethyst is popular for its soothing abilities and elimination of negativity like anger, depression and fear. The unique colour combination of gold and purple is eye-catching and stunning. It is 1.6 inch in height, 0.6 inch in width and weighs 11.5 grams.
This piece is brought to you exclusively by Exotic India Art. They have immersed effort to scour for the best quality decorative jewelry and listed here on this website for customers from all over the world to browse at their convenience. All pieces are stocked in limited quantities. We advise getting yours soon to save yourself the heartache."
The Buddha Ratnasambhava is one of the five aspects, the Tathagata, that make up the Enlightened One. He is seated at the very centre of the mandala, a resplendent sapphire gathered in His lap. He is clad in robes of red and gold, His halo a deep aquamarine colour. Each aspect of the mandala that surrounds Him - the lines and colours, the motifs and shapes merging and unmerging against each other - bear untold significance in association with Ratnasambhava.
Below the Lord Ratnasambhava mandala is a verdant snatch of the lower Himalayan landscape. Above it is a sky composed of varying shades and tints of blue and delicate wisps of coloured clouds. Together with the Vajrayana deities around the mandala and the mythical creatures on the frame of the painting, these are the common elements of Nepal’s thangka tradition.
The frock is flared to give it a voluminous look. It is beautified as its hem is embossed with valuable golden and silver zardozi booti designs and motifs that awe strikingly emblazon the fabric increasing its worth with the Resham handiwork that goes in with each thread. Finally, the kameez is fringed with a contrasted black and golden layered gota patch work which enhances its fantabulous nature.
The traditional formal outfit is coupled with a bright scarlet red dupatta that is embroidered with lovely floral motifs that compliment its black borders which goes along with its accompanying plain jet black churidaar pants that are neatly pleated to depict a simple yet alluring thin shaped trouser that not only beautifies your legs but your entire mien. This outfit is your perfect go to outfit for any formal parties or winter weddings which you plan to slay this year.
This pendant is available in three different types of gemstones; carnelian, garnet and malachite. Carnelian restores vitality and motivation, garnet is known for improving blood circulation whereas malachite opens the heart to abundance of love. Overall, this pendant is shaped like a teardrop. The five gemstones are arranged with one each at the top and bottom, and the remaining three in the centre. This is to symbolize harmony and balance. The top of the pendant is patterned in small hook-like designs, and the lower half of the pendant is dotted with. This pendant is 2.5 inch tall, and 1.2 inch wide, weighing just 11.8grams. It is definitely a headturner and its unique shape will be a good conversation starter at gatherings.
When treated with care, this jewelry is made to last. The jewelry designs here at Exotic India Art are classic timeless pieces. Made with quality materials and gemstones known for its positive energy and healing properties, the wearer and the jewelry forms an affinity with each other over time. Each piece is treasured and kept in proper conditions by our customers, which in turn, receive an abundance of good blessings. Limited in stock, we believe that each piece of jewelry from Exotic India Art is ""fated"" to be with their owner. If you have been eyeing this piece of jewelry for quite some time and have a good feeling about this, get it now. We trust that you will not regret it. "
Thangka or Tanka is a sacred Buddhist art form made on a cotton fabric and usually demonstrates a Buddhist deity, scene or Mandala; based on themes of history, culture, policy or social life; each detail here is filled with a retold myth with laid guidelines of their symbols and allusions. The Buddhist Mahakala painted here is the protector deity of the Shangpa Kagyu tradition and its practitioners.
White Mahakala is a wrathful aspect of Avalokiteshwara and is worshipped for eliminating spiritual and material poverty; stands here in his ferocious stance, lotus petals which are placed on a stylized multicoloured pedestal; attired and jewelled graciously with the outrageous expressions signifying him as the King of Power and the Lord of pristine awareness.
He has six arms and three eyes with the brilliant fires of dissolution and dwells in the midst of eight cremation grounds; he holds a trident, damru, scythe etc in his various hands as his incensed weapons of protection; framed in an aureole of deadly ashes from the cremation ground and surrounded by White Elephants near his legs and skulls at the bottom. The painter has created a very realistic view of the deity, such that his single glance is enough to picturize his actual self.
Pashminas are the heart of Kashmir, their smooth texture and that soft warmness is what that makes it the most expensive and a must have wool by all; spun out of a special kind of Chungthangi Goat and is an indicator of rank and nobility. Pashmina embroidery gained popularity by its use in Kashmiri shawls, as shown here this pure wool shawl of a jet black base is entirely flooded in alternate diamond chains of sozni embroidered chinar leaf patterns.
When you zoom in you will see the excessive patience and painstaking time inculcated to create these intricate patterns. Sozni is created in a satin stitch and is identified by focussing on the identical work on both sides of the cloth, but sometimes in different colors. Abstract geometric shapes and stylized flowers are the most popular motifs weaved in sozni embroidery.
Use of a combination of vibrant and soothing dull colors in perfect alliance all over the field area is what that makes you stand out in the crowd. This pure hand woven Pashmina wool is a unique handpicked shawl from the very own land of hand embroideries.
Garuda is a legendary bird or bird-like creature in Hindu, Buddhist and Jain mythology. He is also the vehicular mount of the Hindu god Vishnu and is described as the king of birds and a kite-like figure, who is generally considered to be a protector with power to swiftly go anywhere, ever watchful and an enemy of the serpent.
The ravishing and artistic figurine captivates the sight of the onlookers, as the Gold colored brass, produces an aesthetic memory of the valorous Garuda. The majestic figure is encapsulated with finely carved, angelic wings, embossed with deep and straight lines, that drape over the deity's arms, with an illuminating, circular aureole that brightens up around his head, as his tidy and long hair drops down his nape, held in place by a forehead band crown that is emblazoned with leaf-like designs that give him a lovely and alluring mien.
The beauty and elegance reaches a divine level with the remarkable waistband that is accompanied with a pleated cloth that hangs as the sculpture bows down greeting the onlooker with a welcoming 'Namaste'. Despite, the Garuda's known enmity to snakes he is adorned with serpents, all over him, who carve around his arms and ankles as jewelry, contrasting the beaded choker necklace that tightens around his neck, enhancing the gracefulness of the figurine.
Ruby is one of the most precious stones that a woman can possess. Best rubies are even costlier than diamonds, ranging from a shade chart of pink to deep red. Here we provide you with one of the choicest jewels of all times in the best possible price. A ruby gem is considered to be one of the most sought-after gems of royalty and upper-class guaranteeing health, wealth, wisdom and success.
The bracelet shown here is made by three layers attached together in a sequence, with the first and last rows in a circular stone and the middle one in square shape, fixed precisely and neatly in sterling silver strands with an exclusive hook at the end. Wearing a ruby bracelet enhances the owner’s vitality while controlling the negative energies and flourishing positive ones.
This flawless specimen displays predominant feminine qualities and shows the most desirable color of a deep and sparkling pinkish purple shade. It can be clubbed in with all kinds of Indian and western attires; its sole presence on a woman’s hand is enough to be an attraction to the party, its color and thick band style accompanies all shades perfectly dignifying the owner’s personality and class.
It is splendidly illustrated in a charcoal black curved handwriting showing the exact diacritics that define the exotic language. This calligraphy is the best proof of the finest working of the quill and the dip pen as it is the excellent evidence of the twirling Arabic words that take the shape of a goldfish. The painting is further enhanced by a vibrantly colored plethora of floral patterns which garlands the artificial being.
With a hexagonal shape and intricate designs, it is a pleasure to the spectators' eyes as it couples with a thin rectangular golden border that contrasts the rose beige background. It turns out to be the perfect partner of your living room walls with hits bewitching charm that embellishes all our souls.
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