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Watercolor on Marble

5.9" X 4.0"

Price: $40.00

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Mridangam Beads

Mridangam Beads

Sterling Silver

Mridangam

Mridangam

Watercolor on Paper

Ganesha The Musician Playing Three Instruments Simultaneously - Cymbals, Mridangam and Vina

Ganesha The Musician Playing Three Instruments Simultaneously - Cymbals, Mridangam and Vina

Watercolor on Paper

Mridangam

Mridangam

Watercolor on Marble

Lord Ganesha Playing The Mridangam

Lord Ganesha Playing The Mridangam

Brass Statue

The Rhythm of Music - A Magical and Mystical Harmony

The Rhythm of Music - A Magical and Mystical Harmony

Mysticism is the inherent desire to seek oneness with the ultimate reality... the sense organs provide the only window to perceive this supreme state of being... This state is non-material, just like music is... the first musical instrument was the...

Marble Paintings

Marble Paintings

Marble paintings on hand-carved saucers and tiles, created in the Agra tradition of the Taj Mahal.