Shivpriya (शिवप्रिया)

🌟😍 Introducing the mesmerizing “Shivpriya” saree, a masterpiece woven from luxurious kosa silk in a royal red hue, It comes with a stunning silk blouse adorned with golden embroidery and mirror work, creating a perfect blend of elegance and opulence.The leftmost sculpture showcases a beautifully intricate water fountain carved into the Brihadeeswara Temple in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India. This fountain features a meticulously carved Makara, a mythical water creature, spewing water into a square basin adorned with sculptures of deities and animals. The detailed carvings and serene water flow highlight the artistic mastery of the Chola artisans. Likely used for drinking water and ablution by pilgrims, this fountain exemplifies the temple’s functional artistry. The midmost sculpture captures Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati in a divine embrace, their arms intertwined to signify their celestial union. The carvings at the base, depicting Nandi and a lion, symbolize their respective mounts. This piece represents the early Hoysala style, renowned for its delicate detail and graceful figures. The wall carvings of Mallikarjuna Temple is shown in Kuruvatti, further displays Western Chalukya craftsmanship with intricate patterns, floral motifs, and divine figures, reflecting 11th-century cultural heritage. The rightmost sculpture from the Belur Chennakesava Temple, Karnataka, vividly portrays Bhima in a fierce struggle with the elephant Supratika, whose trunk tightly grips him. The scene shows Bhima escaping and attempting to strike Bhagadatta with his mace, while Supratika’s Mahaut tries to control the elephant with a goad and Bhagadatta shoots Bhima with an arrow. Embrace the essence of heritage and artistry with “Shivpriya,” where every thread weaves tales of grace and cultural richness.🌹✨