The thirsty sand of Shekhawati, innocently and splashingly sprouts even with the first shower of monsoon. Myriad polka dots envelope the land, like a chunnad with bandej (tie and dye painting) is covering the head of a newlywed bride. Modulating contours, like those of dunes, fill the horizon. This horizontality is relieved by the groups of vertical strokes of tree trunks crowned by
polka-sprouting. The lady in the right corner, wearing bandej-polka odhani symbolizes the terrain.