Pleasing Peacock - Pichwai Watch kingThese watches have a hand painted dial, painted by miniature artists from Rajasthan. It takes about 5 7 days to complete one such dial. Pichwai (pichvai) is a style of painting that originated over 400 years ago, in the town of Nathdwara in Rajasthan, India. Intricate and visually stunning, pichwai paintings depict tales from Lord Krishna's life. Creating a pichwai dial can take over a week, and requires immense skill, as the smallest details need to
the Lord Narayan appreasrs before him and grants the boon that he would become a star to be guiding force of the world
Ideal for commemorating milestones or as thoughtful gifts
The 1 Anna coin
the 1840 - 1841 Two Pence Blue is one of the scarcest Stamps in the world
George VI was the last ruler of the British Empire and the first head of the commonwealth
Wood and Brass detailing Dial Porcelain white acrylic with Devanagri numerals
Instead of the hour hand sweeping the dial like a traditional timepiece
hung from a single tall tree in a solitary meadow
SPECIFICATION Back Cover Stainless Steel Bezel Inspired by Hand Crafted Design Case Material Stainless Steel Case OD 42mm Crown Gold Plated / Stainless Steel Crystal Sapphire Dial One Pice Certified British India Coin (1939-47) on a Disc Mechanism Movement Japanese Miyota 2033 Strap 20mm Genuine Leather
Raja Ravi Varma has painted her with extra care and refinement
silver-tone case and black leather strap enhance its timeless appeal
After the Kurukshetra War
