SEED NECKLACES

SEED NECKLACES

SEED JEWELRY

We are introducing a new "SEED JEWELRY"

( First time in Kerala)

New Design

New Design

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MINIATURE 

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RADHAKRISHNA MINIATURE

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GANAPTHAY AND KRISHNA

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KAIRALI MAMBAZHAM FAME AHALYA

WEDDING SHIRT AND DHOTHI

NEW WORKS

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GANESHA

                                                       SARASWATHI MURAL

Mural Churidar

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Vigneswara

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TANJORE & MURAL PATTUPAVAADA

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(കൃഷ്ണനും രാധയും )

New work

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NEW SAREES

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TANJORE PAINTING IN SAREES

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                 Tanjore Painting is a peculiar, ancient, miniature type of painting named after the place Thanjavur (called Tanjore in English) in Tamil Nadu, a Southern state of INDIA
Tanjore (or Thanjavur or Thanjavoor) paintings have a very rich heritage. This style of painting has been followed widely by the people in Southern Tamil Nadu for the past two centuries. The art flourished in Tanjavoor, pronounced Tanjore, the capital city of the Chola dynasty, and thus got its name. Maratha princes, Nayaks of Vijaynagar dynasty, Rajus communities of Tanjore and Trichi and Naidus of Madurai patronized the art of Tanjore painting from 16 to 18th centuries. Tanjore paintings are deeply rooted in tradition and still innovative within limits. This art is sacred and dedicated.


Tracing its roots to the historical golden era of the early 18th century, Tanjore artwork is one of the many indigenous art forms for which India is noted. Originating in Tanjore about 300 kms from Chennai( Madras), which was the then capital of the Gupta empire, this form of art developed at the height of cultural evolvement achieved during that period.

RAVIVARMA SAREES

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KERALA MURAL SAREES