Balis with semiprecious stone - Lotus, Pichwai Scarves Seen here is a tiny

Seen here is a tiny detail from a block

The Murias used to paint on the walls of their Ghotul - a village dormitory for unmarried girls and boys

its honeycomb facade of 953 latticed windows was designed as a naturally air-conditioned viewing gallery for the queens to look out for without being seen themselves

Warli pain ngs are mostly made by women for special occasions such as weddings or harvests

Built-in the 14th century - the city palace in Kaurali is filled with beautiful murals

Balis with semiprecious stone - Lotus, Pichwai Scarves Seen here is a tinyLotuses surrounding Lord Srinathji painted on Pichwais now on this pair! Pichwais are large paintings that are hung behind the idol of Lord Krishna in Nathdwara, Rajasthan. Rich in symbolism, they feature lotus motifs, cows, and divine scenes, hand painted on cloth using natural pigments and gold the art form is nearly 300 years old. These balis with semi precious stones are elegant, light weight and can be worn on any occasion. Minor variations may