Noble Lady Holding a Jewel

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Navneet Parikh registers the best art ever witnessed with his lovely painting of a sophisticated kalahari sand complexioned woman with mesmerizing upturned eyes that are complimented by her prominent high arch eyebrows. Her plump face is divinely carved with a Greek nose and small thin lips that remark her vague jawline. The lady's forehead is wide with a congenital receding hairline that makes it a perfect surface for the stunning pearl and gem maang tikka that droops as it hangs downwards. Her straight henna colored hair is adorned with a thin belt matha patti that extends to conceal her protruding ear with bilayered and floral gemstone drop earring that is festooned with Kundan pieces. Her cleavage is carefully concealed with a heavy show of valuable jewelry as her neck exhibits a brown ersatz stone choker necklace coupling with multilayered operas that are emblazoned with pearls and gemstones.

Her delicate henna painted fingers hold a leaf designed bijou that is painted lapis blue, enhancing the beauty of her golden, purple and silver bangle sets as a fabulous armlet tightens around her bare arm skin. The lass is appareled in a plain pale honey shirt that is engulfed in her translucent chiffon dupatta with round sequins that cast shadowy designs on her choli top shirt. The lady has a jade color aureole of illumination that sets in her intricately and remarkably carved pillar background which is contrasted with the gorgeously vibrant black jade and scarlet red carpets that are embroidered with thread hanging tassels.

This awestriking artistry is the perfect depiction of a lady who shows herself to be strong yet is in dire need of love. This can be derived by her grim expressions, yet she holds a jewel which is a sign of her wanting to seek beauty to attract people, however, she is unknown to the fact, that she in herself possesses a lovely mien that is not dependent on someone to explore it, but only her to realize this fact. Turning out to be a total package of self love, this painting acts as a constant reminder of not giving up on one's own self.