PaintingsInnocent...
Specifications:
Oil on Canvas 3.0 feet x 4.0 feet
Artist Giriraj Sharma
Item Code:
OQ68
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Order a rare set of books generally not available. Received in great shape, a bit late, I am sure Exotic India team worked hard to obtain a copy. Thanks a lot for effort to support Indians World over!
Vivek Sathe
Shiva came today. More wonderful in person than the images indicate. Fast turn around is a bonus.
Happy trail to you.
Henry, USA
Namaskaram. Thank you so much for my beautiful Durga Mata who is now present and emanating loving and vibrant energy in my home sweet home and beyond its walls.
High quality statue with intricate detail by design. Carved with love. I love it.
Durga herself lives in all of us.
Sathyam. Shivam. Sundaram.
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Gracias por todo, Parvati es preciosa, ya le he recibido.
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We received the item in good shape without any damage. It is simply gorgeous. Look forward to more business with you. Thank you.
Sarabjit, USA
The six-armed Bala-Ganesha walks on, together with mooshaka (rat), his vahana. Besides the elephant goad and the noose, which are his most formidable attributes, he holds a rosary and serpent, associated with Brahma and Shiva respectively. His two main hands carry a water vessel and a dish full of modakas. His curly hair is kept in semblance with a scarf that is adorned with strings of pearls and peacock feathers tucked in. His eyes portray an innocence found in children; his short, thick trunk is on the right turning inwards. The stout stature of his body reinforces the child he is portrayed as. The artist has achieved a movement in the image, due to the motion of limbs thus depicted. For once, the elephant god and the mouse are in correct proportion. He holds a long stick, the end of which has a bundle, which probably contains more modakas. In the other hand, he carries a garland. The two walk on as inseparable companions.
This description by Renu Rana.