Allowing the essence of Eastern India to radiate from the canvas - the women depicted in the painting emanate beauty and a connection to their heritage. The women are depicted wearing blouseless sarees, a traditional garment that embodies the grace and allure of the native Eastern Indian culture. On their foreheads, the women wear bindis, a symbolic mark representing the divine and the awakened third eye. The bindi serves as a reminder of the inherent wisdom and spiritual power within each woman, honoring their inner strength and intuition.

Adorning their foreheads with Haldi tilaks, a mark made from turmeric, signifies blessings, purification, and protection. The women in the painting are engaged in the art of making and carrying gajras, traditional garlands crafted from jasmine flowers. The fragrant and delicate gajras symbolize beauty, purity, and the celebration of femininity. Through their creative endeavors, the women embrace their cultural heritage and connect with the natural world, finding joy in preserving age-old traditions.