Silk is known as the ‘queen of textiles’ all over the world because of its unparalleled grandeur, soft touch, high durability, natural sheen and an inherent affinity of dyes; it has a sacred place in the cultural heritage of India and marks as a symbol of luxury and elegance. The pure silk sari shown on this page is a perfect wardrobe trousseau for every woman. Its deep sunflower yellow shade with a divine red border is a beautiful wear for marriage or engagement functions as well as for other ritual ceremonies. Its self shiny weave highlights the glossy and smooth flow of the fabric. Bangalore is one of the chosen places for having a high quality and worth purchase silk textiles for a reputed variety in your wardrobe.
This sari is a masterpiece in its kind. The red brocaded border with gold and silver threads forms a stylized chain of circles with woven peacocks in it. Pallu is woven in a half-and-half pattern with the lower half formed in a charming red-golden shade with the peacocks embroidered, enhancing it as a symbol of purity and beauty. Its border gives a finite finish to the fabric.
For women, jewellery is something that defines her personality and aura and enables her move confidently with pride in any social circle. Exotic India Art provides such an alluring piece of pendant in a four pointed star shape with its sterling silver stone that shines in delicacy and utter smoothness.
The dark purple colored centre of Amethyst stone is not less than a cherry on the cake. This stone acts as a spiritual protection and purification for the human body; used popularly in jewellery making, it spreads its unseen spiritual light to barricade the negative energies and unhealthy environment. This gemstone ranges in various colors from light pinkish-purple to deep purple and it is also opined that the darker the stone, the more it is valuable.
This large pendant holds its precious value not just by the heavy weight, appreciable height and width and unique design but also by the use of semi-precious gemstones that make it a mesmerizing jewel that can be paired with all types of attires, whether western or Indian.
An abstract Mandala shape of interconnected lives that show the structure as well as the unity of inner and outer world, as it proves to be the absolute path of enlightenment by being used in meditation for concentrating the visualized energy. Shri Yantra or Shri Chakra shown here is made on an auspicious silver plate like an instrument or a machine in complex geometric designs to be used for worship, devotion and meditation.
As per the Shri Vidya School of Tantra, this Mother of Yantras represents the universe and feminine principles of shakti or energy; formed by an outer square showcasing mundane emotions of fear, anger and worldly desires with the T-shape structures being the gates or entry points of the four directions of yantra. The nine interlocking triangles that radiate from the centre symbolize goddess in the form of Tripura Sundari; three divine rings communicate past, present and future with the lotus petals in fulfilment of all hopes, desires, enjoyment, speech, attraction and equanimity.
In Vedics it is suggested to keep yantra facing east whether in home or office to experience its best outcomes.
Lord Ganapati is the most worshipped deity all over in the entire Hindu pantheon, he is the lord or the master of ganas who is worshipped as the remover of obstacles. This large Ganesha statue carved with accurate forms and expressions in a bright color palette is a perfect piece to be placed at hotel entrances or temples enhancing their aesthetics as well as spirituality. He sits here on a pink lotus throne kept on a high raised floral pedestal colored in green with tinges of yellow and blue. Zoom in to the large multiple layered floral prabhavali, sculpted in distinctive patterns and a multiple color combination, topped with a glorious-faced Kirtimukha with the large eyes and ferocious fangs curling out at the sides.
Ganesha in lalitasana is garbed in an ankle-length dhoti patterned in horizontal wavy patterns of green and yellow shade; ornamented in lavish golds all over his finely textured body and the striated long trunk curls graciously from the end near his fat belly. Chaturbhuja carries a modak in his left hand and right holds the broken tooth as a gesture of his affirmed dedication; rear hands hold stylishly decorated weapons, Pasa and Noose.
Ganapati has gloried in a dual flower haloed long crown carved in South Indian temple styled briefings of multiple layers of distinctive patterns. The flappy ears are tattooed with small lines with the Shaivite tilak on his forehead marks as his patronage and the density of his eyes represent his intensity and divinity.
Uppada sarees have always found patronage among the rich and famous, beginning with the ruling families of the region. These were usually made with a cotton warp using only non-mechanical techniques, but due to the upgraded technology and demands, they have also found their way in silk and cotton-silk textiles. It got its name from a small beach town of Uppada in Andhra Pradesh and is woven using the old Jamdani method in unique and creative designs. The one shown here is woven on a pure silk textile having a slight shiny texture that enhances its richness and beauty.
The bright main field area is laden with light gold brocaded traditional leaf shaped patches. The extensively zaried black border in circular peacock motifs and layers of thin borders around it, accentuate the royal lustre and elegance of this saree. Zoom in to the pallu woven in an immense mesh of floral zari, surrounded with beautiful peacock border. Out team was so much fascinated by its précised embroidery, softness and royal lustre that we decided to offer you with a variety of colors to choose from in the same pattern and style; bright turquoise blue and sea green shades are one of the unique varieties that every woman should have in her wardrobe.
This material and weave type on these unique shades will make you shine elegantly in the public and can be carried out at any time of the day with the same charm and luxury.
This bracelet may look simple, but it exudes an understated class of elegance. At first glance, the baby blue diamond-shaped chalcedony pieces capture your attention, but upon closer glance, you realize that the beauty of this overall bracelet is enhanced and supported by the amethyst gems. Both gems are popular known to possess healing benefits for the wearer. This bracelet is 7.5 inch long and weighs 16 grams.
All jewelry items sourced by Exotic India Art are one of a kind. Very often, these designs come in limited quantities. As we know there is never enough jewelry for our customers, we are always on the lookout for high quality, trending pieces, and list them here on the website soonest. We cannot guarantee that we will be able to find a similar piece after it is sold out. If you are still hesitating, quickly decide before you regret and kick yourself later. Don't say we didn't warn you. "
This water color art is a remarkable piece rendered using characteristic Kangra art in iconography, body complexion, style of costumes, type of crown and jewellery; focusing on the minute details and the side profile of every character. This miniature depicts Lord Rama’s durbar with the almighty Rama himself sharing space with his beloved Sita, on a lavishly decorated large chowki and supported by a large blue hued booster behind them. Kailash Raj has very brightly and elegantly depicted the interplay of colors and minute details, with the deep orange wall in the background covered from sides by the traditional white pillars and a temple frame. Orange color holds a great significance in Hinduism as it represents fire, that can burn away the impurities.
Lord Rama and Sita are clothed in divinely colored attires of yellow and orange respectively and Rama holds his iconic bow and arrow in his hand. Lord Hanuman, their greatest bhakt, can be seen as paying obeisance to them; attired in a splendid green striped short dhoti and a red kamarband. Lakshman (the one in centre, attired in red), Bharata and Shatrughan (either of the two sides) stand behind the Lords, fanning them, as a gesture of their respect and gratitude. The black bear standing behind Lord Hanuman is Jambavana, who was created by Brahma and next to him in white is Sugreeva; they assisted Rama in his struggle to fight against Ravana.
The painter has laiden a soothing white carpet on the floor, having motifs of light blue and purple flowers and green leaves spread across generating vibes of purity, which compliment beautifully with the golden zari throne of Rama and Sita, covered by a heavy blue platform decorated with ethnic golden patterns. Have a look at the parasol which glorifies their persona, is painted with white moti strings hanging at the circumference and horizontal layers of zari and red and green stones.
Buddhism is a widely revered culture in different parts of the world and Lord Buddha the sole founder of this religion sits enlightened with wisdom in a posture of meditation. The eye-catching aspect of this statue is its large size and the beauteous way it is sculpted. The superfine minute carvings on the base reflect the sculptor’s precision and accuracy of skills.
If you are looking for a pure and unique styled hand embroidery shawl or stole to fill your wardrobe, then Kashmir is the place to be. The one shown here is a handpicked piece from the best collection of Kashmiri shawls. This pure wool textile is woven here in distinctive multicolored hand embroidery of butterflies and flowers patterned in a Mandala art. Kashmir handwoven shawls follow the culture of depicting its floral beauty and fresh nature scenes.
Beautified with motifs of small colorful butterflies woven in extreme preciseness and perfection, this winter shawl features a circular Mandala flower embroidery at the core. Mandala is a Sanskrit term for ‘magic circle’ that holds a spiritual significance of making order out of disorder or a centering space for the self and soul of art. In this stole, weaver has very creatively applied this concept by having a beautiful multi-layered Mandala filled in with bright colored flowers and vines along with alluring butterflies hovering around.
Zoom in to have a look at the border on the two short sides of the stole; its mesmerizing embroidery, colorful and neat patterns give a real artistic touch to the article; having a blend of small and big multicolored flowers with the tiny spaces filled in with two shades of green leaves, this stole takes us to the charming beauty of Kashmir’s culture and its pleasant environment.
There is nothing better than this bunch of stunning light pink earrings having small circular beads that hang freely, while intermingled on a silver colored chain of small rings. Fashioned with the precious Rose quartz gemstone having a sterling silver border at the edge of each bead to highlight its individualistic shape, size and beauty.
Rose quartz has a translucent appearance with a vitreous lustre, popular for its quality of building relationships and unconditional love, hence also called love stone. It is majorly used as a jewellery gemstone in a gentle pink essence and a crystal of divine loving energy, harmony and contentment.
Topped with a smooth and long piercing hook, apart from having powerful and significant values, these earrings are also a major attraction to the eyes. Its simplicity and modernity together enhance its beauty and soberness. These can be worn with all kinds of dresses, whether its an ethnic suit and saree or a western style statement of gowns or one pieces.
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