kolkata its a chunky piece of jewellery set with a detailed miniature painting by anjolie ela menon on fiberglass the rajasthani influence is pronounced by the kundanstyle setting of the uncut gems around the head collectors will make a go for it on saturday when its displayed at mumbais taj hotel as only four pieces are availablei didnt know where to sign says anjolie of the jewellery she initially made for her daughtersinlaw in fact theyre so detailed i used a visor and still had to sign at the back she confides professional jeweller dinesh jhaveri took up the challenge of turning it into a neckwear coveted for the gems as for the anjolie paintinganjolie is one of six artists who were excited by the prospect of showing a different dimension of their creativity yusuf arakkal paresh maity sunil paudwal rajeshri thakkar and karl antao are the others whove added a dash of colour to lifestyle objects like bowls platters spice boxes chests clocks coffee tables these unique pieces would be prized by collectors whove run out of wall space says preeti goenka of style file who hosts the show with sumedha saraogithats just half the story though the other half has six fashion designers lending a touch of class to homely objects like bedspreads cushions curtains rugs quilts canopies bags shoes loungewears the names sabyasachi mukherjee anamika khanna sonam dubbal anshu arora sen jason dubbal priyadarshini raotodays generation wants to do up the house interestingly so people are willing to pick up singlepiece objects even for every day use observes goenka paresh maity bears her out the opportunity to do something unusual was the real appeal the challenge lay in retaining the antique character of the rajasthani spice boxes pitchers and trays even as i put my signature on them and when such singular expressions of creativity is on offer perhaps none of the prices ranging from rs 10000 to rs 1 lakh would be too high