Goddess of Learning From MithilaThe Goddess of Learning Saraswati is given local touch by the artists of Mithila as the goddess on the swan is being painted in some prominent colours. The women paint a goddess that is close to their hearts. Their day to day life gets the upper hand than the mythological aspects in these paintings. Indigo, red, yellow and green colours are prominently used in the painting.

Make a style statement dressed in this fabulous light pink shade churidar set with sober design in net fabric

A deep sense of sensuality and feminine gesture is manifest on Her face

A deep sense of gravity is manifest on His face as the Lord

supposed to be her vehicle

For killing all the kshatriyas Lord Parashurama was associated with sins and had visited many temples and removed all his sins

Artistes from Gujarat script a magic on cotton

Variegated coloured and patterned fabrics of different shapes and sizes are together on a plain background

Shiva’s tandava dance symbolizes the cosmic cycles of creation and destruction

Kalamkari is one of the most popular forms of paintings in India and here natural colours are used and the artists use no chemicals

50"H x 3"W

The tall and standing figure of Lord Vishnu

A radiating effect is manifest in the beautiful wall hanging and it reflects a vibrant testimony of the rich Gujarati traditions of patchwork