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23" White Cedar Wood Idol of Dashavatar of Lord Vishnu

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Lord Vishnu states in the Bhagavata Geeta that anytime Dharma suffers a downturn, he would be born to restore it. In different ages, Lord Vishnu has kept his promise and reincarnated to save people from the darkness of Adharma. This White Cedar Wood Idol of Dashavatar depicts the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu. Meticulously carved, each avatar, from Matsya to Kalki, is intricately detailed, showcasing the cosmic balance and purpose. In this wooden collection of statues, starting from the left of the first row, we find the Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, and Narasimha avatar.

 

In the second row starting from the left, there is Vaman avatar, Parshuram, and Ram avatars. In the third row from the left, there are Balaram and Krishna avatars. In the end, there is Kalki avatar standing on the last pedestal. Resting on a stable base, this sculpture becomes a narrative of cosmic evolution and spiritual resonance. Ideal for home altars or cultural displays, the Dashavatar Idol signifies the eternal cycle of creation, preservation, and transformation, inviting a sense of divine presence, wisdom, and cosmic harmony into any sacred space.

Specifications
DDG951
White Cedar Wood
Height: 14 inch
Width: 23 inch
Depth: 9.5 inch
Weight 4 kg
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A Divine Assemblage: The Dashavatar of Lord Vishnu

This exquisite collection captures the essence of Lord Vishnu's ten divine incarnations, the Dashavatar, each rendered with remarkable detail in fragrant white cedar wood. The Dashavatar represent a cyclical narrative of creation, preservation, and destruction, illustrating Vishnu's intervention in cosmic affairs to restore balance and dharma whenever the world is in peril. This meticulously crafted wooden ensemble offers a tangible connection to these profound stories, bringing the divine into your home with artistic reverence.

Echoes of Myth and Legend

The Dashavatar are not merely historical figures but embody the very fabric of the universe as understood in Hindu philosophy. From Matsya, the fish who saved Manu from the great flood, to Kalki, the future avatar who will arrive on a white horse to usher in a new age, each incarnation signifies a crucial epoch and a specific cosmic function. Kurma, the tortoise, supported Mount Mandara during the churning of the ocean, while Narasimha, the man-lion, emerged from a pillar to protect his devotee Prahlada from the tyrannical Hiranyakashipu. Rama, the ideal king and warrior, exemplified righteousness, and Krishna, the divine charioteer and philosopher, imparted the Bhagavad Gita. This wooden portrayal allows you to contemplate these epic sagas and their underlying spiritual truths.

Artistry in White Cedar

Carved from sustainably sourced white cedar wood, each figure boasts a smooth, natural finish that highlights the intricate craftsmanship. The delicate lines and subtle curves of the traditional attire, the divine weapons held in their hands, and the serene expressions on their faces are all brought to life through the artisan's skilled touch. The choice of white cedar not only provides a beautiful, light-toned aesthetic but also contributes to the longevity and subtle aroma of the piece. This collection is presented on a complementary dark wooden base, creating a striking visual contrast that elevates the prominence of each avatar. Whether displayed as a focal point in your living space or as a sacred object of devotion, this Dashavatar set is a testament to the enduring beauty of Indian artistry and spirituality.
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