This section showcases some beautiful brass sculptures from India. Featured are beautifully sculpted Hindu Gods and Goddesses and Buddhist statues in Brass. Some of these statues are hand painted by 24 karat Gold. Also featured are tribal brass items called Dhokra statues. The Dhokra system of metal casting is said to be oldest form of metal casting and is technically known as 'cire perdue' or lost-wax casting process and brass scrap in generally used as raw material.
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This section showcases some beautiful brass sculpture from India. Featured are beautifully sculpted Hindu Gods and Goddesses and Buddhist statues in Brass. Some of these statues are hand painted by 24 karat Gold. Also featured are tribal brass items called Dhokra sculptures. The Dhokra system of metal casting is said to be oldest form of metal casting and is technically known as 'cire perdue' or lost-wax casting process and brass scrap in generally used as raw material.
Chaitanya Mahaprabhu...was actually considered to be an avatar of Krishna... Chaitanya propogated Bhakti Yoga... and based his entire philosophy on the Bhagavata Purana and the Bhagavad Gita... Mirabai...whose tremendous love and devotion to Krishna surpassed all human boundaries and limitations...is regarded by many as an incarnation of Radha... her wonderful songs instill faith and courage in the meek and the submissive... Shirdi Sai Baba...was an Indian yogi, guru and fakir, who both Hindus and Muslims as a saint of high spiritual standing... Baba encouraged acts of charity and advised all his devotees to be generous while helping people in need... he would guide one and all who took refuge in him...
Thankyou very much for shipping the doll to me which i recently ordered. It arrived undamaged, good condition of packaging. I was really impressed with the goods, i am sure my daughter will love it...
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Hello! Are all of your dolls made there in India? I've recently started a collection of Indian dolls and find your website fascinating!
