Athavanitali ChandrakalaThis is the illustration of a lady who is celebrating the festival of Sankranti.. In Maharashtra a lady is gifted with a Chandrakala on her first Sankranti. The poem written here is about the Chandrakala saree and its significance in the festival of Sankranti. Gouche On Paper H 15 x W 19. 5 inches

max width 42"

a traditional symbol of elite status

Like many traditional African artifacts

available as plain

Japanese mesh bag 1960

a timeless symbol of maternal love and divine grace

the piece consists of nine individual ceramic tiles that together form a vibrant

with exaggerated facial features and vibrant colors

Do not clean the textile directly

crafted by the prestigious Copeland factory in England

Size : H 11"/ W 11"Quantity 6

Tapsheela Border