| Specifications |
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ZCB18 |
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Bronze Statue from Bangalore |
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10 inch Height x 6.7 inch Width x 6 inch Depth |
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Weight 6.40 kg |
| Delivery and Return Policies |
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Ships in 1-3 days |
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Returns and Exchanges accepted within 7 days |
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Free Delivery |
When her
children are safe from the attacks of demons and evil forces, the almighty
Mahishasurmardini Durga takes the form of a loving mother. She becomes the rays
of the sun, the flow of the rivers, the seed that is sown, the Earth that is
tilled, and the strength of the farmer who tills it. In Hinduism, this is the
imagery of the great mother goddess, as the mother who nourishes, which is
visualized by craftsmen as Annapurna- the provider of food grains.
Since she is
the source of fertility and nourishment, Maa Annapurna is shown as a young
woman, endowed with all the signs of fecundity. She has pronounced breasts,
highlighted by a flower-studded breast band, she wears royal jewellery and an
imposing crown, all studded with priceless gemstones. A single string
yajnopavita from her left shoulder diagonally crosses her body. Devi sits in
Ardhaparyankasana, with one leg folded and the other slightly stretched, both
made appealing by the designer fabric of her dhoti. Goddess Annapurna sits on a
padmapeetha (lotus platform) and with a ladle, in one hand a bowl in the other,
serves food imbibed with her affection and invites her children to partake in
the divine feast.
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