Devi Sri Lakshmi - Goddess of WealthThe artist has meticulously crafted the goddess of wealth and prosperity perched on the elephant. Set in Dhokra style, the figure has been made using the lost wax method. Popular among the tribal people of Madhya Pradesh, Bengal and Orissa, the Dhokra style can be trace back to the 2000 BC. One of the finest specimen of excellent craftsmanship, the figure reflects the meticulous treatment the artists have given to it.

The saga of immortal love between Radha and Krishna has been given a vibrant portrayal by the batik painter

The superlative smoothness and gracefulness in the lamp has indeed made it a queen in the night

The method of removing the waxes from the painting has created a beautiful impression in the painting

if more than one mala of repetitions is to be done

who never went back on his word

Batik is one of the most popular forms of painting in the country and the method of waxing and dewaxing engenders special beauty on such painting

Lord Ganesha is one of the most popular gods in Hinduism and he is worshipped at the beginning of any endeavour

A rare combination of colours has made the beautiful Batik painting even more attractive

In this technique

The Warli painting depicts the serene beauty of an Indian village in a most artistic manner

A beautiful hand painted pendant of Lord Varaha - the third Avatar of the Hindu Godhead Vishnu

They are also believed to bring fortune and good luck