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Balcão
Balcão

Year :2017

Balcão (14.5”x11.5”, Terracotta)

Seated Balconies or covered Porches in front of houses, normally facing the street, is what the Goans usually call the Balcão or Sope.

Balcão
Balcão

Year :2017

Size-14.5x11.5

Medium -Terracotta

Balcão
Balcão

Year :2017

Size-14.5x11.5

Medium -Terracotta

Balcão
Balcão

Year :2017

Size-14.5x11.5

Medium -Terracotta

Balcão Balcão Balcão Balcão

 

Fisher lady
Fisher lady

Year -2017

Fisher Lady (18”x13.5”, Terracotta)

Fisher Lady from a market scene

Fisher lady
Fisher lady

Year -2017

Dimensions-18 “x13.5”

Medium -Terracotta

Fisher lady
Fisher lady

Year -2017

Dimensions-18 “x13.5”

Medium -Terracotta

Fisher lady
Fisher lady

Year -2017

Dimensions-18 “x13.5”

Medium -Terracotta

Fisher lady
Fisher lady

Year -2017

Dimensions-18 “x13.5”

Medium -Terracotta

Fisher lady
Fisher lady

Year -2017

Dimensions-18 “x13.5”

Medium -Terracotta

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Dance Form1 (16”x16”, Terracotta)
Dance Form1 (16”x16”, Terracotta)

Description: Indian traditional dance forms having origins as far back as 2 B.C. are still performed and practiced all over India. These dances can be part of religious rituals or theatrical performances of mythological stories. The archetypal forms are the artist’s interpretation on different styles including Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Manipuri among others.

Dance Form1 (16”x16”, Terracotta)
Dance Form1 (16”x16”, Terracotta)

Description: Indian traditional dance forms having origins as far back as 2 B.C. are still performed and practiced all over India. These dances can be part of religious rituals or theatrical performances of mythological stories. The archetypal forms are the artist’s interpretation on different styles including Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Manipuri among others.

 Dance Form2 (16”x13.5”, Terracotta)
Dance Form2 (16”x13.5”, Terracotta)

Description: Indian traditional dance forms having origins as far back as 2 B.C. are still performed and practiced all over India. These dances can be part of religious rituals or theatrical performances of mythological stories. The archetypal forms are the artist’s interpretation on different styles including Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Manipuri among others.

 Dance Form2 (16”x13.5”, Terracotta)
Dance Form2 (16”x13.5”, Terracotta)

Description: Indian traditional dance forms having origins as far back as 2 B.C. are still performed and practiced all over India. These dances can be part of religious rituals or theatrical performances of mythological stories. The archetypal forms are the artist’s interpretation on different styles including Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Manipuri among others.

Dance Form3 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta)
Dance Form3 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta)

Description: Indian traditional dance forms having origins as far back as 2 B.C. are still performed and practiced all over India. These dances can be part of religious rituals or theatrical performances of mythological stories. The archetypal forms are the artist’s interpretation on different styles including Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Manipuri among others.

Dance Form4 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta)
Dance Form4 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta)

Description: Indian traditional dance forms having origins as far back as 2 B.C. are still performed and practiced all over India. These dances can be part of religious rituals or theatrical performances of mythological stories. The archetypal forms are the artist’s interpretation on different styles including Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Manipuri among others.

Dance Form4 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta)
Dance Form4 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta)

Description: Indian traditional dance forms having origins as far back as 2 B.C. are still performed and practiced all over India. These dances can be part of religious rituals or theatrical performances of mythological stories. The archetypal forms are the artist’s interpretation on different styles including Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Manipuri among others.

Dance Form5 (15”x11.5”, Terracotta)
Dance Form5 (15”x11.5”, Terracotta)

Description: Indian traditional dance forms having origins as far back as 2 B.C. are still performed and practiced all over India. These dances can be part of religious rituals or theatrical performances of mythological stories. The archetypal forms are the artist’s interpretation on different styles including Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Manipuri among others.

Dance Form5 (15”x11.5”, Terracotta)
Dance Form5 (15”x11.5”, Terracotta)

Description: Indian traditional dance forms having origins as far back as 2 B.C. are still performed and practiced all over India. These dances can be part of religious rituals or theatrical performances of mythological stories. The archetypal forms are the artist’s interpretation on different styles including Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Manipuri among others.

Dance Form6 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta)
Dance Form6 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta)

Description: Indian traditional dance forms having origins as far back as 2 B.C. are still performed and practiced all over India. These dances can be part of religious rituals or theatrical performances of mythological stories. The archetypal forms are the artist’s interpretation on different styles including Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Manipuri among others.

Dance Form6 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta)
Dance Form6 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta)

Description: Indian traditional dance forms having origins as far back as 2 B.C. are still performed and practiced all over India. These dances can be part of religious rituals or theatrical performances of mythological stories. The archetypal forms are the artist’s interpretation on different styles including Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Manipuri among others.

Dance Form1 (16”x16”, Terracotta) Dance Form1 (16”x16”, Terracotta)  Dance Form2 (16”x13.5”, Terracotta)  Dance Form2 (16”x13.5”, Terracotta) Dance Form3 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta) Dance Form4 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta) Dance Form4 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta) Dance Form5 (15”x11.5”, Terracotta) Dance Form5 (15”x11.5”, Terracotta) Dance Form6 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta) Dance Form6 (14.75”x11.25”, Terracotta)
Goan Poder (Bread man)
Goan Poder (Bread man)

Year -2017

Goan Poder (12”x12.625”, Terracotta)

The Goan Poder, (baker from Portugese padeiro), delivers leavened bread made fresh daily, even to this day . The occupation was introduced by the Jesuits to enable families a means of sustenance.

Goan Poder (Bread man)
Goan Poder (Bread man)

Year -2017

Dimensions-12x12.625

Medium -Terracotta

Goan Poder (Bread man)
Goan Poder (Bread man)

Year -2017

Dimensions-12x12.625

Medium -Terracotta

Goan Poder (Bread man)
Goan Poder (Bread man)

Year -2017

Dimensions-12x12.625

Medium -Terracotta

 Year -2017  Dimensions-12x12.625  Medium -Terracotta

Year -2017

Dimensions-12x12.625

Medium -Terracotta

Goan Poder (Bread man) Goan Poder (Bread man) Goan Poder (Bread man) Goan Poder (Bread man)  Year -2017  Dimensions-12x12.625  Medium -Terracotta
Scenes of Goa
Scenes of Goa

Year: 2013

Medium :Terracotta

Scenes of Goa
Scenes of Goa

Year: 2013

Medium :Terracotta

Scenes of Goa
Scenes of Goa

Year: 2013

Medium :Terracotta

Scenes of Goa Scenes of Goa Scenes of Goa
Making Kaju Feni
Making Kaju Feni

Year -2017

Making Kaju Feni (17.5”x13/5”, Terracotta)

Feni, (from the Sanskrit “phena” meaning froth), is a liquor produced exclusively in Goa, India. Ripened cashew apples are crushed in rock basins by stomping. The resulting juice is stored in earthen pots and buried underground until fermentation.

Making Kaju Feni
Making Kaju Feni
Making Kaju Feni Making Kaju Feni
Goa Tile Pattern 1
Goa Tile Pattern 1

Year- 2017

Dimensions -8x8

Medium -Terracotta

Description: The Goa region was strongly influenced by Portugese and Mughal rule, who infused their cultures into existing local traditions. The Goan Catholics followed many of the Portugese Baroque, Neoclassical and Gothic Revival styles which are found in residential, building and church architecture from the 17th century to the early 20th century.

Goa Tile Pattern 1
Goa Tile Pattern 1

Year- 2017

Dimensions -8x8

Medium -Terracotta

Goa Tile Pattern 3
Goa Tile Pattern 3

Year- 2017

Dimensions -8x8

Medium -Terracotta

Goa Tile Pattern 2
Goa Tile Pattern 2

Year -2017

Dimensions -9.325x9.5

Medium -Terracotta

Description: The Goa region was strongly influenced by Portugese and Mughal rule, who infused their cultures into existing local traditions. The Goan Catholics followed many of the Portugese Baroque, Neoclassical and Gothic Revival styles which are found in residential, building and church architecture from the 17th century to the early 20th century.

Goa Tile Pattern 2
Goa Tile Pattern 2

Year -2017

Dimensions -9.325x9.5

Medium -Terracotta

Goa Tile Pattern 2
Goa Tile Pattern 2

Year -2017

Dimensions -9.325x9.5

Medium -Terracotta

Goa Tile Pattern 3
Goa Tile Pattern 3

Year -2017

Dimensions-8.625x11.625

Medium -Terracotta

Description: The Goa region was strongly influenced by Portugese and Mughal rule, who infused their cultures into existing local traditions. The Goan Catholics followed many of the Portugese Baroque, Neoclassical and Gothic Revival styles which are found in residential, building and church architecture from the 17th century to the early 20th century.

Goa Tile Pattern 3
Goa Tile Pattern 3

Year -2017

Dimensions-8.625x11.625

Medium -Terracotta

Goa Tile Pattern 3
Goa Tile Pattern 3

Year -2017

Dimensions-8.625x11.625

Medium -Terracotta

Goa Tile Pattern 1 Goa Tile Pattern 1 Goa Tile Pattern 3 Goa Tile Pattern 2 Goa Tile Pattern 2 Goa Tile Pattern 2 Goa Tile Pattern 3 Goa Tile Pattern 3 Goa Tile Pattern 3
Goan Window Architecture 1
Goan Window Architecture 1

Year:2018

Dimensions:12.325”x9.625”

Medium: Terracotta

Description: The Goa region was strongly influenced by Portugese and Mughal rule, who infused their cultures into existing local traditions. The Goan Catholics followed many of the Portugese Baroque, Neoclassical and Gothic Revival styles which are found in residential, building and church architecture from the 17th century to the early 20th century.

Goan Window Architecture1
Goan Window Architecture1

Year:2018

Dimensions:12.325”x9.625”

Medium: Terracotta

Description: The Goa region was strongly influenced by Portugese and Mughal rule, who infused their cultures into existing local traditions. The Goan Catholics followed many of the Portugese Baroque, Neoclassical and Gothic Revival styles which are found in residential, building and church architecture from the 17th century to the early 20th century.

Goan Window Architecture 2
Goan Window Architecture 2

Year:2018

Dimensions: 7.25”x6”

Medium: Terracotta

Description: The Goa region was strongly influenced by Portugese and Mughal rule, who infused their cultures into existing local traditions. The Goan Catholics followed many of the Portugese Baroque, Neoclassical and Gothic Revival styles which are found in residential, building and church architecture from the 17th century to the early 20th century.

Goan Window Architecture 2
Goan Window Architecture 2

Year:2018

Dimensions: 7.25”x6”

Medium: Terracotta

Description: The Goa region was strongly influenced by Portugese and Mughal rule, who infused their cultures into existing local traditions. The Goan Catholics followed many of the Portugese Baroque, Neoclassical and Gothic Revival styles which are found in residential, building and church architecture from the 17th century to the early 20th century.

Goan Window Architecture 3
Goan Window Architecture 3

Year:2018

Dimensions: 7.25”x6”,

Medium: Terracotta

Description: The Goa region was strongly influenced by Portugese and Mughal rule, who infused their cultures into existing local traditions. The Goan Catholics followed many of the Portugese Baroque, Neoclassical and Gothic Revival styles which are found in residential, building and church architecture from the 17th century to the early 20th century.

Goan Window Architecture 4
Goan Window Architecture 4

Year:2018

Dimensions: 11.5”x8”,

Medium: Terracotta

Description: The Goa region was strongly influenced by Portugese and Mughal rule, who infused their cultures into existing local traditions. The Goan Catholics followed many of the Portugese Baroque, Neoclassical and Gothic Revival styles which are found in residential, building and church architecture from the 17th century to the early 20th century.

Goan Window Architecture 4
Goan Window Architecture 4

Year:2018

Dimensions: 11.5”x8”,

Medium: Terracotta

Description: The Goa region was strongly influenced by Portugese and Mughal rule, who infused their cultures into existing local traditions. The Goan Catholics followed many of the Portugese Baroque, Neoclassical and Gothic Revival styles which are found in residential, building and church architecture from the 17th century to the early 20th century.

Goan Window Architecture 5
Goan Window Architecture 5

Year:2018

Dimensions: 10.25”x7.125”

Medium: Terracotta

Description: The Goa region was strongly influenced by Portugese and Mughal rule, who infused their cultures into existing local traditions. The Goan Catholics followed many of the Portugese Baroque, Neoclassical and Gothic Revival styles which are found in residential, building and church architecture from the 17th century to the early 20th century.

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