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Krishna with FluteHand-printed Fabric DesignsKrishna Preaches ArjunaArt on a Conch ShellDurry ArtKrisha Playing Flute under at reeLord Shiva with his Trishul (Trident)Metallic Icon of Devi
Handicrafts from SondurBidri Artwork, Bidar DistrictIndian HandicraftsCarved Wooden PlatformBirds of an Himalayan TownYou are hereTerra-cotta HorseGaruda, Vishnu and Anjaneya
A Spectacular Mixed Metal Sculpture of ArdhanarishwaraFront and Back Sides of a Sandal-wood CarvingThe Village CoupleA Terracotta Artwork at Shantiniketan CampusIntricate carving in sandalwood Sandlewood Idol of Goddess ChamundiGhareva Brass Cast AnimalEmbroidery on a Silk Saree
Farmers at WorkJewelry Box Carved Out of IvoryIvory Carving from Uttar PradeshWooden Inlay Mosaic of a Hindu DeityShiva and ParvatiMixed Metallic Icon of Vishnu Carved Wooden JarThe Guardians od Directions (the Ashtadikpalas) in a Painted Wood
Painted Jewelry BoxPainted Wooden Art of Kinnala Painted Wooden Art of Kinnal A Toy Horse made with CopperFive Headed Icon of Lord Ganesh Pillow Cover Embedded with MirrorsHandicrafts from SondurElephants in the Forest<br>Sandalwood Carving
An idol of Ganesh made with clayTerra-cotta Artist at WorkKonkani Traditional JewelryAntique Silver JewelryJewelry of Mysore Maharaja Jewels of Mysore MaharajaGolden Necklace Ornately Decorated Rudrakshi Mala
Indian JewelryIndian Bride with JewelryWax Cast Aluminum Anklet (Paiti) in Ghareva Art, BastarDecked Out Lambani Woman Village JeweleryJewelry of the Gond TribeTribal Jewelry, Madhya PradeshGems and Jewellery
Gems and JewelleryStamp Recognizing Indian JewelryElaborate Woolen EmbroideryEmbroidery of the Himalayan ValleyDesign from the <em>Pallu</em> (the throw) of a sariGolden Leaves and Red Fruits

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