The portrait of Lord Unnikrishnan done in Glass painting.
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- Mural Art of Goddess Durga
- M-Seal Art of a Flowers
- Mural Art of Lord Jesus
- Mural Art of Goddess Saraswathy
- Tanjore Glass Painting of God Vinayak
- Mural Art of Radha and Krishna
- Nib Painting of God Vinayak in Leaf
- Mural Painting of God Vinayak
- Mural Work of Hamsa Damayanthi
- Marble Coning Painting of A group of Ladies
- Sparkle Work of Peacock
- Glass Painting of Lord Unnikrishnan
- Nib Painting of a Bunch of Flowers
- Glass Painting of God Unnikrishnan
- Glass Painting of the Last Supper
- Oil Painting of a Lady
- Epoxy Painting of Two Parrots
- Glass Painting of Radha and Krishna
- Mural Painting done in Pot of Gods
- Tanjore Glass Painting of God Vinayak
- Glass Painting of a Lady with a parrot
- Epoxy Painting of a Peacock
- Epoxy Painting of a Woodpecker
- Oil Painting of a lady and an eagle
- Oil Painting of a Lady plucking Lotus
- Nib Painting of Dancing Vinayaka in Ohm
- Metal Embossing of God Vinayaka
- Tanjore Glass Painting of God Murugan
- Indian Ink Work
- Wood Carving of Japanese Girls
- Stain Glass Painting of a Flower
- Metal Engraving of Taj Mahal
- Mural Painting of a Dancing Lady
- Fusion Art of a beautiful scenary
- M-Seal Art of a basket full of flowers
- Stenciling Art picture of a Zebra
- Oil Painting of a Crying Boy
- Marble Coning of a Lady
- Mystic Art of a Bird
- M-Seal Art of Teddy Bear
- Tanjore Painting of Mary
- Velvet Empossing of Two Rajastan couples and thei...
- Knife Painting of A Horse
- Tanjore Glass Painting of Srikrishna
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About Me
- Mrs Ganga S Nair (gangotri.artist@gmail.com)
- Kerala, India
- I was born and brought up in Perumbavoor. The natural beauty of my native place - the smoothly flowing Periyar, the paddy fields that change colour every season, the distant blue mountains, and the yearly trips to different parts on India made a profound impression on my young mind. At the age of seventeen began my career in art. Apart from oil painting, Tanjore, Mural and Fabric painting, I learned several other craftworks, like decouoage, epoxy and M-seal art etc. I have started my painting studio called 'Gangotri', where classes are conducted daily for various craftworks. This blog is fully done by my brother Sreejit Nair VM, who wants to make my drawings famous through the internet media. Those who interested to buy any of the paintings, mail in gangotri.artist@gmail.com
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