Gypsies of India Series -3 Lot n° 21

Rajasthan’s rich culture is exhibited via its majestic forts, vibrant festivals, delicious food and even its traditional costumes. The conventional outfit is colorful and elaborate and is still worn by proud Rajisthanis. Their lovely culture is beautifully captured in this watercolor painting, showing Rajisthani love for self-decoration and their original fashion.This painting encapsulates an umber complexioned woman with a wide snub nose and a countenance blessed with outspreaded almond eyes and attractive sharp-edged eyebrows. Her wrinkled rose pink & down turned lips twitch into a smile revealing her crystal white teeth that are complimented by her prominent nasolabial folds and a thin round mole that sets on her remarkably carved chin.The lady's arm is festooned with stunning white chudas that enhance her beauty along with an intricately designed silver hansuli that grasps her neck which the artist couples with an amazing traditional floral choker and a dangling vibrant bead opera. Her forehead is adorned with a gorgeous gold rakhdi that is emblazoned with a round silver ball and even a fabulously designed leaf shaped bindi which is tinted in red, blue and yellow colors.The middle-aged lass is appareled in a fantabulous attire, depicting a plethora of colors as an astoundingly designed ice blue and bright yellow choli dresses itself over her along with an ethnic Nandi cotton dupatta, bewitchingly hued by exotic threads, drapes over shoulder whilst resting over her head. This painting turns out be the perfect match for those who love to explore new cultures and collect related artistry, making it a breathtaking and scenic beauty, therefore worth buying. Specifications: Water Color Painting On Paper 8.7 inch x 12.3 inch Mughal Painting The Mughal school of painting runs parallel to the Mughal dynasty. It came into prominence in the sixteenth century, during the reign of king Akbar. It reached