A woman’s personality is enhanced by her stylish jewels and the way she carries it. It is not just the design that matters but also its elegance, style and decency play a huge role in defining its beauty. Exotic India provides you here with such a kind of exclusive triangular pendant filled up with precious gemstone and a distinctive styled silver filigree forms a two layered spiral border around the gemstone.
Not just the main, even the small top knob is designed in a beautiful manner. We feel ecstatic to provide you with an ample variety of such a kind to choose from; available in four different types- the shiny blend of light blue and white forms the soothing one, magical Labradorite gemstone popular for its quality of labradorescence creates a dazzling effect by the indecent play of colors, light rose quartz in pink fosters loving relationships and restores trust and harmony, lastly we have the dual shaded Tiger Eye, used as a substitute for Ruby and helps release fear and anxiety. It is found in a glossy yellow-golden color in silky lustre.
Available in all unique dark and light shades, this stylized pendant can be matched with an elegant piece of saree, suit or a floor length gown.
"Om Gan Ganapataye Namaha"
This chant is used at the beginning of a new venture, to clear the path of obstacles and to invoke Lord Ganesha, the deity of obstacles and good fortune; he is the lord of everyman and a symbolism of protection and power who safeguards us from life’s difficulties. This large Ganesha sculpture is carved in a unique and bright orange color symbolizing creativity, emotional balance, harmony and good health. The royal lustre and glow of this wooden sculpture highlighted by a blend of gold, red and orange shades captivates the eyes of the viewer.
The teachings of Lord Buddha form the basis of Buddhist tradition. Buddha literally means ‘awakened’ who conferred the path to nirvana. This large chocolate shaded wooden Buddha head is an alluring statue that can beautifully ornament the entrance of your hotel or office receptions. A Buddha head is opined to be a symbol of confidence, compassion, knowledge and good luck. The most distinctive aspect of this large sculpture is the sharp yet smooth curves forming realistic facial features; sharp pointed nose, large albatross eyes and perfect curve of the lips highlight Buddha’s current state of meditation. The long earlobes signify him to be born in a rich Shakya clan as a prince.
A stylized accessory always enhances the personality of a woman. The one we are talking about here is an example of the same, made of a solid copper alloy and inspired by the traditional Meenakari design. Its contemporary pattern is amalgamated with traditional roots of Meenakari, forming the most distinctive element in these earrings.
The craftsmen have adopted a pattern that suits best with all kinds of attires of an ethnic suit, saree, lehenga or a trending western outfit. The large hoop at the bottom is supported by the smaller circle on top, attached with solid hooks and colored in a vibrant pink, decorated by the creative copper mesh pattern.
These earrings are an easy-to-go piece of art, as apart from being a double layered one, it is feather weight and has a smooth touch. Exotic India provides you with an assured handpicked collection of jewels of superfine quality and unique patterns, so grab these before they run out!
Gharchola is an auspicious wedding staple from Gujarat and Rajasthan since many years. As the name says, ‘Ghar’ means home and ‘Chola’ means clothing, this apparel is mostly worn by newly wedded bride as a warm welcome blessing by everyone to her new home (husband’s home). It originated from the Khambat region of Gujarat and is said to be a sub-set of Bandhani; popular in mostly bright colors of red, green, pink, yellow etc and worn as a chunari over head and shoulders by the new bride.
As shown on this page, gharchola is crafted in checkered patterns that are filled with small zari woven elephants, peacocks and floral motifs. The attractive floral woven border and a double shade pallu mark the advent of contemporary gharcholas. Its making is an intricate and time consuming process that can take upto 7-12 days to finish a single masterpiece.
Those visible on this page are crafted in lighted hues with plain zari for those who wish to opt for traditional as well as elegant richness at the same time; mostly made in venkatgiri cotton and in a blend of cotton and silk. These saris are a must buy to have a unique wardrobe of different styles and tastes.
Perfect shades of vibrant colors and the sharp beauty of lord Ganesha, who stands in his nritya (dance) posture on a high pedestal decorated with lotus petals at the top and two multiwick diyas of devotion on either sides, majorly enhances picturesque aspects of this oil painting.
The oval aureole bordered with full grown multicoloured flowers enhances the auspiciousness of this elephant god; garbed in heavenly colors of yellow dhoti, royal blue stole hung on his hands with the contrasting pink kamarband that falls in perfect pleats with the zaried antique borders; embellished in ancient yet modernly designed real jewels and the richly carved royal crown that glorifies on his head. Chaturbhuja is seen dancing on the cosmic beats arousing from his blue and gold encarved dholak and the dandiya sticks that bang to produce rich soulful and curing sounds.
The expression of his sparkling lotus eyes, beautiful trunk and that distinctive Shaivite tilak on his forehead portrays his realistic gestures as if in motion. Painter has very skilfully and mindfully used the light and dark color combinations filled with naturalistic brush strokes, accentuating various emotions of love, devotion, culture and beauty in one frame.
Lord Ganesha, the son of lord Shiva and goddess Parvati is revered as a primary deity in the entire Hindu pantheon; his first glance gives a mesmerizing charm to the eyes as the remover of obstacles and a guiding principle of life. This baby Ganesha sits with folded legs on a flat rectangular pedestal designed in floral patterns near the edge with a divine red colored platform along a golden border. The cute little chubby boy like body with an elephant head is a symbol of devotion and love for millions of hearts down the history. The distinctive feature of this marble statue is the large flappy ears highly studded with shining stones and a sun shape design along with it.
Ganesha is ornated with precious jewels and holds his favorite sweetmeat, laddoo in the left hand and right is held in a blessing mudra with the satiya printed on his palm spreading an aura of divinity. Ganesha is decorated with an orange turban having blue and yellow dot motifs and a large stone studded broch in the centre. His eyes are carved in a naturalistic manner with red-yellow Shaivite tilak glorified on his forehead. Zoom in to the small trunk folding at the bottom, being designed with beautiful floral patterns. This turbaned Ganesha sculpture is formed out of a single piece of marble and will be a decorative ornamentation to your house.
This minimalist bracelet is made of lasting sterling silver with oval and circle amethyst gems. Amethyst is known for its positive healing properties to dispel negative emotions like fear and anxiety, and to promote peace and calmness. Very popular amongst customers across all ages, this bracelet can be worn to work, school, or even at home as it is not chunky and easily matches outfits. The bracelet is 7 inch in length and weighs 3.4 grams.
At Exotic India Art, our customers are our biggest source of motivation. We have received numerous positive feedback and reviews on their satisfaction with the jewelry purchase and we are pleased to continue in our search for more. One can never have sufficient jewelry and we are always kept abreast of the latest trends, while maintaining high quality at reasonable prices. If something catches your eye, don't hesitate. Our pieces are only available in limited quantities. We hate to see you regret your decision for not buying this. "
This middle aged woman is clad in loose pleated pure white silk sari with the pallu that covers her head, picturing her as being a conformist of her traditions and that light green contrasting blouse that allows us to have an idea of her simplicity and sober taste.
She carries this beautiful lighted lamp of a three layered circular base that decreases in size as it ascends; by protecting the flame of the lamp she is remembering her husband who is no more in this world and this bright flame comforts her inner self that her husband’s soul rests in peace. The tender red watery eyes that look up to the one up in heaven and that painful smile depicts her excruciating loss that she is sharing with god through her emotions and acts.
The gold chain and silver earrings represent her fondness of these small trinkets, but it seems she doesn’t have anymore other than these mismatched ones. Painter has very skillfully painted his thoughts in extensive realism by focusing even on the shadowy background of the lady and minor light flashes on her arms and sari caused due to the lamp that spreads its light only in three directions as one is covered by her hand.
Lighting a diya is an important aspect of any pooja or ritual in Hinduism. The light that emerges out from it is a symbol of divinity, wisdom, intellect and a protector against the demonic darkness. All auspicious occasions commence with the lighting of a lamp which is maintained throughout the occasion. This large peacock lamp is a fine brass carve that can enlighten your house with its divine light and the beauteous structure enhances its aesthetic values. Its smooth and shiny texture of bright yellow-gold shade captures the eyes of the viewer as an enchanting ornamentation to decorate your worship corners.
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