superbly detailed wooden sculpture of Devi Durga. She rides to victory on the back of her lion, Her trusty vahana (vehicle), which earns Her the name simhavahini (‘simha’ is Sanskrt for lion).

Elegance and beauty reach the next level with this amazing outfit transforming you into an alluring belle.

Bhagwan Krishna is popular for his expansive beauty and charm, clearly presented in this wooden sculpture.

It did not take long for the charming Lord Krishna to become a favourite with the young milkmaids (gopiyaan) of Vrindavan when, at the tender age of eleven.

Of indisputable beauty and innocence, the baby Krishna is here depicted at His favourite activity. He is on the floor with a pot of butter supported in the crease of a leg, whilst the other is stretched out to support His frame.

Elegance of an attire does not come from how heavy it is, rather how efficiently that heaviness is executed on a piece of cloth. This zari embroidered salwar kameez is a perfect example of an elegant party wear attire.

Are you thinking of amusing an entire party crowd with your charming beauty? And are you thinking of being the lovely Snow White in town?

Mughal royalty were known for their love of pleasure, from art and language, to architecture and gardens - and the women who would live in them.

The childlike god of the Hindu pantheon, Lord Ganesha is the only one who develops a bond with people of every age group; and time itself began with his creation.

This exclusive asana is a representation of the natural flora and fauna at its best. It is sourced from the select weavers of Kashmir valley, who have applied their utmost skills to weave this masterpiece.

You will be mesmerized by the extricate creativity of this Kalamkari art form; the use of traditional red and white color combination with the black lines defining its features enhances the ethnicity and beauty of this painting.

Lord Ganesha is worshipped in Hinduism as an endearing Elephant-faced god who is the guardian of the Sanatana Dharma, remover of obstacles, patron of Arts and Sciences, mediator and intercessor between man and god.

This painting is portrayed in unique color combinations, different from the usual bright shades like red, orange, yellow etc.

A paratpara guru from Tamil Nadu, Shri Guru Raghavedra Swami was a sixteenth-century saint. He is looked upon in India as a powerful advocate of Vaishnavism and the dvaita philosophy of Shri Madhavacharya.

The painting takes us to an enlightening festival where this young and beautiful damsel, dressed in a three piece red silk decorated elegantly with golden zari all over and adorned in the best of her gold jewels.

A silk sari isn’t just a garment, it lets you have an insight into the Indian life; its style and traditionality reigns even today since the timeless classics

Devi Durga is an unusual Devi. A roopa (manifestation) of Devi Parvati Herself, She was birthed under great havoc wreaked upon every loka (realm of existence) by Mahishasura, the seemingly invincible buffalo-demon.

A Paithani sari is a characteristic trousseau of every Maharashtrian bride; it holds the specialty of being woven in gold and silk threads and these silk threads are bought from Bangalore.

The Goddess Durga is known as the Divine Mother who is also a warrior goddess. She embodies the moral order, compassion, and righteousness.

Saraswati is the goddess of learning, wisdom, music and aesthetics. She is the mother of supreme knowledge whose rays dispel the darkness of ignorance; symbolizes creative power of Brahma, the creator of universe.

Flooring is the foundation of any beautiful room, if you start with a great carpet, other things will automatically fall into place.

That first glance of this Ganesha sculpture puts a glamorous smile on our face, the smooth and glossy texture, sharp cuts and strikingly realistic features enhance the cosmic prowess and beauty of Lord Ganesha.

Ganesha is the most primitive deity revered in Hinduism for his characteristic nature of remover of obstacles and the widely popular patron of arts and sciences.

For those who crave for typical handmade Kashmiri embroidery, this piece is a must buy; it comes out to be a dynamic and a unique textile.

Dandiya is one of the most cheerful socio-religious folk dances of Gujarat, mainly performed on the festival of Navratri as an aesthetic expression of people’s happy and joyful emotions and feelings.

The handsome Lord Shiva, seated in lalitasana. He is poised upon an ornate lotus pedestal, its gigantic petals defined by intricate workmanship along the edges.

An unusual chhavi (image) of Lord Ganesha. He is usually portrayed as the adorable and chubby boy-deity, the epitome of childlike wisdom and innocence, venerated by a tiny laddoo-offering mouse.

A quiet, withdrawn wanderer breaks His journey at the foot of the Bodhi tree. He is a yogi of the finest order, centred within the self.

Pashminas form the heart of Kashmiri textile; the extent of their warmth, delicacy and softness demonstrates the expert hand skills required for spinning the wool acquired by Changthangi Goats.

Madhubani Art is one of the most famous art forms that has its roots from Mithila, a village in Bihar; it has a lineage of more than 2500 years and reflects the culture and traditions of its origin.

Lord Narasimha is worshipped as a fierce avatar of lord Vishnu who incarnates with a human torso and lower body with a lion face and claws.

Lord Ganesha is a truly wonderful and loving god who has an extraordinary knack for unweaving complicated situations and making them simple. He can unweave his devotees from their karma, simplifying and purifying their lives.

Beholder of beauty and serenity, Goddess Saraswati perches in her superb elegance on the sacred vahana, swan, who is flying towards extreme consciousness where mankind resides, with its large wings painted in superb striations.

Kashmiri textile is the king of fashion industry; it can woo any person by its superfine handwork, colorful depictions, intricate designs and simplicity. Like the one shown here, spreads vibes of decency but still forms a royal and elegant attire.

The princess is seated in a room full of warmth and compassion, spending the most comfortable time with her dasis where no one can disturb them and she doesn’t have to be dressed in her royal attires while in there.

Goddess Gayatri is a personification of the revered Gayatri Mantra, formed with the combination of ‘Gaya’ and ‘Tri’, which means hymn of wisdom and combined strength of the three Goddesses (Mahalakshmi, Mahasarasvati and Mahakali) respectively.

Like us, has this sari also caught your attention? Its bright yellow shade combined with royal green in a pure silk weave is a mesmerizing beauty to the eyes.

Lord Ganesha, the primary god in Hindu pantheon is worshipped as a deity of unity, wisdom and a remover of obstacles. It is said that by worshipping Ganesha one can achieve ultimate bliss, protection, perfection and enjoyment of life.

Kashmir is the prime landmark for exclusive hand embroidery on its each and every textile that automatically enhances its beauty and delicacy.

This sculpture is a complete mini temple in itself, sculpted with three kinds of materials of brass, copper and wood. Laddu Gopala who sits on the small swing is made in fine copper.

For those who want a variety in their wardrobe, this piece easily fulfils their wish ranging from cloth type, color, elegance, design and its multi ways of use.

Lord Shiva is an important deity in the Hindu trinity of Vishnu, Brahma and Shiva.

Devi Durga is unputdownably the personification of power. It is this invincibility and ferocity that She is worshipped for, especially in the East and in the South.

King Jahangir was a skilled falconer of his time. In this expressive miniature reproduction, he is seen with his hawk, as could be gleaned from the falconry gauntlet (falcons like the lightweight kestrel are flown with bare hands).

A trend setter in this contemporary era, blue color has always been an attraction to the eyes, beholding the remarkable quality of slaying on all.

Framed in a traditional dark gold border of contrasting flower motifs, the painter intends to portray a loving connection of the royalties in lieu of their celebration of Diwali.

Silk fabric holds a thousand year old history to be cherished forever; it is acclaimed for its smooth.

Kani shawl is one of the oldest handicrafts of Kashmir, since the time of mughals. These shawls are woven in Pashmina yarn.

This painting is a perfect combination of Mandala and Madhubani art forms.

This middle-aged woman is clad in loose pleated pure white silk sari with the pallu that covers her head.