Silver Bangle Braclelets - Handmade Jewelry

Bracelets, pahunchian, churi, kangan, kara, bajuband, bazuband, bangles and armlets are the various types of hand ornaments. Bangles were worn as early as the Harappan period, the most fascinating example being the bangles worn by a bronze dancing girl from the Harappan period, with her shapely wrists and hands covered with ornaments. Excavations have uncovered bangles made of shell, terracotta and bronze from almost all the sites of the Indus Valley civilization, and of gold and silver from some sites. These findings indicate the popularity of this ornament among people in the Harappan region. Bangles have continued to be one of the most favoured pieces of jewellery and have been depicted in several sculptures and paintings all through Indian history. Even today glass bangle are part of daily wear in North India, while gold and silver ones are worn on special occasions. Women in South India generally prefer gold bangles. The variety of shapes, sizes and designing styles of hand ornaments reflects the popularity of this adornment.

Lord Vishnu - A Hindu God

God Vishnu Hindu Sculpures in Brass

God Vishnu ji is the preserver of creation. Whenever anyone dares disturb the rules of conduct, He incarnates himself to remove those devils. He is also the only god among the trinity who never grants any boon to devils. As against this, Brahama Ji as well as Shiv Ji have been lieral on this count of granting boons to devils who worship them and subsequently become very pwoerful and have ultimately to be annihilated by Vishnu Ji in his several incarnations.

Maa Lakshmi - Hindu Goddess Religious Statues

Lakshmi is one of the most popular goddesses of the Hindus. Also called Sri, the beautiful, she is the epitome of feminine beauty. Sri Lakshmi is called Haripriya, the beloved of Hari; Kamala and Padma, the lotus. She is also Padmalaya as she sits on a lotus; Jaladhija, ocean born and Chanchala, the fickle one. She is Jyeshtha, the elder one. Lokmata, mother of the world and Kumbhi, the goddess with the pitcher. She is Medha, the goddess of talent; Dhriti, patience and Kirti, fame.

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A variety of ear rings are found adorning the male and female sculptures of the Karnataka region of south India. The type of ear rings commonly noticed in the sculptures of the early Chalukya period are the large circular kundalas. During Vijayanagar times the muktodaka ear rings, which were made of pearls, were very popular. Besides, the ladies of the royal household used to wear vajragarbha, ear rings studded with diamonds in teh centre. Men wore sun shaped ear ornaments of dfferent sizes. The sopan krama vinyasta kundala, which had the precious stones set along with a large ring to cover the entire ear, seems to have come into vogue during the later Chalukya period.

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Hindu Goddess Durga Statues for Asian Decor

Durga The sakti or wife of the god Siva, and the goddess of destruction; she is described as terrible in form and irascible in temper. She was the daughter of Himalaya, the sovereign of the snowy mountains. Durga is often called Kali. In her amiable form she is termed Bhavani. "The adoration of kali, or Durga, is however particularly prevalent in Bengal, and is cultivated with practices scarcely known in most other provinces. Her great fistival, the Dasara, is in the wewst of India, marked by no particular honours, whilst its celebration in Bengal occupies ten days of prodigal expenditure.

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Western India has also been known for many centuries for its skill in printing on textiles. The origin of printing on cloth, with wooden blocks of varied designs, is hard to trace out but it is known that in the preChristian era printed material was exported to the lands of western Europe. Fragments of resist-dyed and printed cottons (that were manufactured in western India around the fifteenth century) were unearthed from the A1 Fostat tombs outside Cairo in Egypt.

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