Shringara of the Princess

This painting encapsulates a porcelain complexioned princess who has wide round eyes, a perfectly contoured snub nose, downturned glossy lips and lovely eyebrows that compliment her red bindiya. She is appareled in a dusty mint green and olive tinted frock that is embellished with amazing golden sequins and fantabulous gold plated gotas that enhance her outfit outlining her plump dress. A dark green floral imprinted dupatta elegantly drapes over her hands as she views herself in the valuable and expensively carved gold mirror. Her neck is adorned with a multilayered opera festooned with a gem embossed pendant and a gold choker necklace. Her hands are embellished with magenta and golden tinted bangles that contrast her henna imprinted palms and her spectacular chandelier jhumkas and matching maang tikka. The lass's nose is emblazoned with a gorgeous silver nose ring that is held in place by a pearl string that extends over to her charcoal black hair.

The noble princess is accompanied by another woman who dresses and beautifies her. This lady has a rosy pink complexion with normal facial features that compliment her pink and blue contrasted lehenga choli. Her outfit goes along with her translucent and sequin imprinted dupatta which drapes down her unkempt hair. The background shows archetypal designs along with an ornamental framed painting of a mughal noble, who is depicted with a watermelon pink turban and contrasting sky blue choga.

The painting also shows a perfectly pleated silk blue table cloth over which sets a dim white box of jewelries and beauty products enclosed in gem studded containers. The entire painting is an awestriking and alluring scene for all the spectators, making it one of the best and most sought for arts in town.