Satin wood frame Thanjavur paintings are characterized by rich and vibrant colors, simple iconic composition, glittering gold foils overlaid on delicate but extensive gesso work and inlay of glass beads and pieces or very rarely precious and semi-precious gems. Essentially serving as devotional icons.
Transform your space with the timeless elegance of the Ridgeyard Brownish White 8 Light Chandelier, marrying the rustic allure of wrought iron with the warmth of wood. Its antique finish exudes vintage charm, adding character and sophistication to any room. With eight lights delicately suspended from the intricately crafted frame, this chandelier creates a mesmerizing…
Fresh Mogra: Rich & Pure blooms of fresh white mogra flowers creating an enduring & serene ambience. Reed Diffuser Set Contains: Hand Cut Glass Vessel, 100 ml Fragrance Diffuser Oil, 20 Natural Rattan Reeds and it lasts 3 months. Jar & Packaging Description: A pure essential oil blend is poured into this hand cut glass…
Inspired by modern forms, this small hanging Quinn lamp, handcrafted from light cork with a black MS frame fixture, could be ideal for mood lighting in residences and hospitality spaces.
The dual tone design lends a classical feel to this chandelier. The ornate metal design further adds elegance to this hanging light. This chandelier possesses a novel charm that’s sure to enhance the aesthetics of your space.
The Antique finish and the dome shape lends elegance to this pendant lamp. The touch of natural wood holder and the lamp’s modest shape further adds to the aesthetics of this hanging light. Illuminating your evenings, this pendant light doubles up as a d’cor feature during the day.
Inspired by natural dry flowers, this handcrafted chandelier with its distressed copper framework, artistically complements all the hues of the hand-sculpted banana paper. Makes for an interesting conversation piece in residences and corporate spaces.Lead time – 2 to 3 weeks.
Description: Celebrate Divine Bond – “Gopashthami Rajbhog Swaroop” Pichwai Painting. Gopashthami commemorates the unique bond between Krishna and the cows, and this Pichwai painting captures that essence with finesse. It depicts Shrinathji in the serene “Rajbhog Swaroop,” the time after His mid-day meal when He rests in the Nandalay. Surrounding Him is a mesmerizing composition…