great ring

Destined to be the mother of a great emperor, Shakuntala's story is an example of unconditional love. Betrothed to King Dushyanta, a terrible curse caused him to forget his future wife. However, divine beings intervened, causing Shakuntala's royal ring to fall off her finger and wander the waters of the region until it fell into the hands of the King, who quickly recovered his memory and reunited with Shakuntala, whose faith never wavered. Presented by Rahul Jain and crafted by Indian artisans, this brass sculpture is an homage to the queen's strong spirit, inspiring many around the world.

Regarded as the celestial overlord of deliverance through destruction, Shiva dances to the sound of his damru drum while his wife, Parvati, watches. She holds their son, Ganesha, in her lap. Shiva is one of the most complex gods of the Hindu pantheon, embodying seemingly contradictory qualities. He is both destroyer and restorer, the great ascetic and the symbol of sensuality, the benevolent herdsman of souls and the wrathful avenger. As he dances the tandav, he represents the process of creation, maintenance and dissolution of the material universe. Indian artist Devendra Kumar Jha depicts the scene in a meticulously hand-drawn Madhubani painting. Originating in northern Bihar, Madhubani painting was once used to decorate the floors and walls of homes. Life in harmony with nature is a popular theme for this art style.

As each painting is an individual creation, each is unique.

Hand-carved of natural suar wood with intricate forms, the Hindu god Vishnu mounts his majestic avian steed, Garuda. Balinese artisan Wayan Nuliati creates this impressive sculpture, realizing the duo with great precision and detail. The duo stands atop a giant lotus flower.

This expertly hand-carved wall relief panel made of suar wood features an artistic heron design forming the ancient Sanskrit letter Om, a mantra in Hindu and Buddhist culture. Great detail by artisan Luh Mas Sri Pertamiari of Indonesia makes this decor truly stand out as a one-of-a-kind piece that immediately catches the eye.

Indian artisans exquisitely carve by hand teak wood in great detail for this majestic sculpture of the god Krishna playing his magical flute. The superb sculpture features lotus bud motifs all around in a wonderful decorative accent presented by Rahul Jain that will give a unique touch to your ambiance.