Goddess Lakshmi-Consort of Lord VishnuA rare sense of gracefulness, and feminine beauty has been reflected in the beautiful Batik painting on the goddess Lakshmi, the consort of Lord Vishnu, the God, who protects the world. The Goddess has been painted sitting on a full blown lotus, with two flowers on her two hands. As usual, the method of dewaxing has created a special effect in the painting. She has been decorated with lots of jewelries and her drapery is also well designed. Her body

and life incarnate

Here the brass figure of Vishwa Rupa Lord Krishna is given a spectacular touch

Size: 27"L

allowing a rare insight into this world of colour and romance

The present English version is based upon the French translation by

is seated in a Lion and in her eight hands she is holding different weapons

water marks and stains on wooden tables

neither on the ground and nor in the air

Mirror works too sparkle in the wall hanging that shows some nice embroidery works

the constant talk about the various yogas

It contains many precise descriptions of villages and towns as of temples

The Mughal rulers especially Shahjahan were great patrons of art and paintings and under their patronage flourished a rich and vibrant painting style that blended art style both from the East and the contemporary West