Description
She is depicted here holding a damaru double-headed drum in her right hand and a ghanta bell in her left
The use of bone as a material for mallah beads is said to be for use only by those with great compassion and altruistic will
Eeach figure is then meticulously hand-painted
The figure in the middle is a time wheel bearer and he is carrying glyphs which are depicted around the outer rim
These large purses feature vibrant embroidery in both floral and bird patterns
Lingam Singing Bowl Jewellery She is depicted here holdingThese unusual bowls are made in the lingam style which is characterised by the inclusion of central protrusion in the centre of the bowl which represents the male principle. As a result of this feature the bowl also has a dimple on the underside of the bowl. This lingam is particularly associated with Shaivastic traditions and is a symbol of Shiva himself. The bowls have amazingly clear tones and have a simple decorative band around the rim. Singing
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