Indian lotus seeds (actually fruits) have the longest known retention of viability.
The line, available online in the fall at bergdorfgoodman.com, aims to address imbalances in skin with a blend of five herbs, like East Indian lotus.
This step is followed by the application of Brazilian tangerine oil, Indian lotus oil and a botanical-based firming serum concocted by Mr. Morariu over a three-year period.
Nelumbo nucifera, also called the Indian or sacred lotus, is found throughout Asia and Australia, whereas N. lutea, also known as the American lotus or water chinquapin, occurs in eastern and southern North America [ 1, 2].
MY first name is a combination of an Indian word meaning "lotus" and the name of a symbol connoting everything that's good, beautiful or prosperous.
A quick peek at the back of the package gives a detailed list of the ingredients, which look like they're taken from a Wiccan tea shop: mugwort, Baybean, Dwarf Skullcap, Blue Lotus, Indian Warrior, Siberian Motherwort, and some honey and vanilla for good measure.
The acanthus and anthemion motifs of Classical relief and the lotuses of Indian relief are splendid examples of stylized plant ornament.
Patralatā, decorative motif in Indian art, consisting of a lotus rhizome (underground plant stem).
The excavation also yielded a mutilated sculpture of a divine couple and carved architectural remains that include an amalaka (a cogged piece of carved stone exclusively placed on the spires of north Indian temples), artifacts bearing a lotus motif, and a circular shrine having pranjala or water chute (another typically Hindu temple artifact).
Class visit 'inspirational' Murals of the Indian flag, tigers, peacocks and lotus blossoms decorated the walls.
It draws inspiration from the first lotus pond scene of Indian director, Satyajit Rays unrealized film, The Alien, and also from the first scene in Steven Spielbergs E.T., which may have been directly influenced by Rays script.
