Ganesha Sari

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This sari is a combination of the Bengal cotton weaves with the hand painted traditions of the country with religious motifs that are a part of Hindu mythology and cosmology. The sari comes with a plain navy blue body and a grey border which has huts woven in a series all along it. All over the sari are Swastikas painted in brown color. The Swastika in Hindu mythology is a symbol of auspiciousness. Above the border are painted Kalashas Kalash is the sacred pot placed in a puja with a coconut and mango leaf that marks sacredness with fertility in the Hindu cosmology.

The Pallav has a painted Ganesha who is the elephant headed god of Hindu mythology and is revered as the first of all gods and hence worshipped at the beginning of any important activity.

Description by Bhanupriya.

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