This piece of work was carefully selected from India from an artist residing in Agra. This string work and stone work in the tableau is unique to Mughal era art which is at the helm of vanishing. The entire design is made up of gold plated threads and strings. The precious stones are originally sourced from near by mines and beautifully curated for this piece.
When you look at it, it really does bring out the royale and regalia in anyone.
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Nihit Mohan is a banker, author and a TEDx speaker. He was born & raised in the cradle of cultural diversity of India, & currently resides in Singapore. He did his education from seven schools spread across multiple cities & cultures. He is an engineer by education & has made a successful career in the financial services industry. He hails from a family of engineers, bureaucrats & academicians.
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