Supplier: Laboratory & scientific equipments, laboratory instruments, scientific instruments, medical equipments, educational equipments, diagnostic equipments, hospital equipments
This captivating painting beautifully portrays Radha and Krishna in a moment of pure love and devotion. Set against a backdrop of lush greenery and vibrant blooms, their intricate details and radiant expressions bring their timeless bond to life. The harmonious colors and gentle interplay of light create an enchanting atmosphere, inviting viewers to experience the profound spirituality and joy of their relationship. ,Material- Canvas Painting
The products are made from domestic animal hides e.g. cow, goats, sheep. Some of the products are made from calabashes and other available local materials. The artisans making the drums have to make sure the hide is dry and well treated to avoid insects eating into the drum products. The above products are made by a group in Nairobi province. The production place is packed with a beehive entrepreneurial activities where intermingling of the people from all part of the city is the order of the day. Like any other place in the world where a high interaction of people from all walks of life takes place, instances of mugging, beggary, petty crimes, theft from the car, pick pockets e.t.c. is inevitable. We do therefore advise our customers during such visit to be careful with their personal effects just like what they would do in other part of the world with a high interaction of people
Supplier: African handicrafts, musical instruments, djembe drums
we are providing printing of books banners visiting cards letter head banners etc and also self designing supplier of paper of all size.
Bass Music Instrument
Cello Music Instrument
Dhokra metal casting of Orissa is synonymous with the traditional craft of bell metal or brass. It is a typical tribal art form and practiced by tribal families. The dokhra metal casting craft is practiced in the districts of Puri, Dhenkanal, Nayagarh, Khurda, Keonjhar, Sambalpur, Mayurbhanj, Phulbani and Ganjam in Orissa. Lost wax technique is used to cast beautiful designs of lamps, boxes, tribal figures and Gods and Goddess. The motifs are mostly inspired by the folk culture. Contemporary artisans of this craft also make other utility items like door knob, door handle, ash-tray, butter box, pen holder, candle and incense stick stand, photo frame, tissue box and tissue box. Dhokra or metal ware is practiced by a large number of artisans
Bow Case For Bass Bow
