Pair of Mythical Yali Door Handles In Style Of A Hilted Dagger With Curved Blade - L 28 cm x W 9 cm x Ht 5 cm goddess tara Such ornate containers in the

Such ornate containers in the mid century were used for storing colourful herbal powders such as makeup & vermilion referring to the red pigment used by married Indian women and for "Bindis" which are large colourful dots of cloth for their forehead

their long life and is a sign of being married

This is an exquisite and colourful hand made Madhubani painting of Lord Krishna with the Gopis

it only this almighty Drishti Ganapati that can kill the demon of the evil eyes and bring about well being and prosperity to the world

the mere touch

Pair of Mythical Yali Door Handles In Style Of A Hilted Dagger With Curved Blade - L 28 cm x W 9 cm x Ht 5 cm goddess tara Such ornate containers in theMajestic pair of door handles depicting the Mythical Yali, handcrafted by artisans from the South of India in the shape of a dagger with a curved blade. The Yali has bulging eyes separated by a high crest to the forehead, leading to the back of the head and around the neck, open gaping mouth with a curling tongue and sharp tiger like teeth. The Yali, seen sculpted on temple pillars in the South of India particularly is portrayed as part lion, part