Get Oil Painting - The Bridal Shringara By Exotic India Art

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Get Oil Painting - The Bridal Shringara

The brown, sparkling eyes keep a steady gaze over the mirror, stupified by their own beauty, filled with kohl and green eyeliner that enhances their beauty. The red-colored lips have twitched into a smile and the long, elegantly straight nose sets over the smooth, wheaty-complexioned face of the woman. Her neck is adorned with two dim faux colored diamond necklaces and white pearl Mala that drapes over her cleavage.

Her chest-length, green blouse with golden banarasi laces tightens over her, exposing her deep and round navel with her light purple dupatta with golden embroidery resting on her mirror holding hand along with her baggy, green trousers that hang over her waist. With her other hand, she holds a comb entangled in her long, navel-length, bluish-black hair that covers her breast from the eyes of the envious kaneezes in the background. A small, red, round teeka sets between her eyebrows complimenting her jewel-studded, long jhumkas.

The seated beauty signifies the amazing phenomenon of love. It is widely obvious that she is lost in the thought of her lover and is doing shringara for him only and recalling her memories for him and has a mystic yet gorgeous glow over her face, picturing this aura with master strokes.