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Hindu Goddess Prayer Shawls, Kurtis, Saris

Dazzling-Blue Baluchari Sari from Bengal with Zari Woven Hindu Mythological Episodes

Pale-Yellow Sari from Bengal with Printed Kalamkari Folk Motifs and Goddess Saraswati on Aanchal

Pirate-Black Kalamkari Sari with Goddess Lakshmi Printed on Aanchal

Lot of Three Kurti Tops with Printed Religious Motifs

Lot of Three Brocaded Prayer Shawls with Golden Thread Weave All-Over

Off-White Om Gayatri Mantra Prayer Stole

Ivory and Green Gayatri Mantra Prayer Shawl

Porcelain-Rose Prayer Scarf of Goddess Lakshmi

Marigold Om Shakti Prayer Shawl from Tamil Nadu with Printed Nandi and Auspicious Kalash on Border

Auspicious Temple Curtain with Samayapuram Devi Mariamman Applique

Scarlet-Red South Indian Goddess Karumariamman Auspicious Temple Curtain

Black Shri Radhey Prayer Shawl with Printed Conch and Little Krishna

Pure Cotton
6.3 ft x 3.7 ft

Item Code: SRD03

$15.00

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South-Indian Goddess Durga Auspicious Temple Curtain

Spectrum-Blue Karttikeya with Shakti Auspicious Temple Curtain

Red South Indian Goddess Karumariamman Auspicious Temple Curtain

Red Mahishasura-Mardini Goddess Durga Auspicious Temple Curtain

Pale-Marigold Hindu Prayer Shawl of Goddess Durga

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Every Woman a Goddess - The Ideals of Indian Art

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The Ideals of Motherhood - Aesthetics of Form and Function

"providence has blessed women with the primary responsibility of the perpetuation of the human race. Understandably her physical body has been richly endowed for this glorious function To the connoisseur of Indian aesthetics, the profusion of voluptuous women dominating its canvas comes as no surprise But while celebrating the female body in glorious images the artist never loses sight of the fact that whatever nature creates, it creates with a purpose. No form is accidental and every natural form must have a divinely ordained function. Whatever be the artistic representation, it must glorify this inherent natural function"

Devi: A Journey Through Texts and Contexts

"Rigveda acclaims that 'he who is described as male is as much the female....When invoking her in her entirety, describing her beauty, limb to limb, these hymns did not stop short of anything....Devi Bhagavata is the foremost of scriptures that consider Devi as the Adishakti, the divine power that preceded all things, all beings and all gods....Devi Mahatmya in the Markandeya Purana and other texts relate her origin to the elimination of Mahishasura, a mighty demon who once ruled the earth.....She also created her 'shaktis', subordinate powers.....As Kali she was ferocious, as Durga, valorous, and as Parvati, Uma or Gauri, lovable and incomparably beautiful."

Shakti - Power and Femininity in Indian Art

"The earliest term applied to the divine feminine... is Shakti... Specifically, Shakti means power, force and feminine energy. She represents the fundamental creative instinct underlying the cosmos, and is the energizing force of all divinity, of every being and every thing... The yoni or female generative organ is... venerated for its obvious properties of fertility and growth... While Durga is the most potent icon to express the aggressive and destructive behavior of Shakti, Lakshmi is the quintessential goddess who proclaims her creative aspect... (It) is emphasized in the Gandharva Tantra (that) 'She who is the sun, moon, and fire, lays down the purusha (male) and enjoys him from above.'..."

Conception and Evolution of The Mother Goddess in India

"The Mother Goddess is India's supreme Divinity... In fury or in frown, she is always the same protective, caring, loving Mother with a benign face and a blessing hand... In her material manifestation, She represents, with absolute motherhood, also the absolute womanhood. She causes life and sustains it, and is also the cause of life, its inspiration and aspiration, and the reason to live... She is the eternal upholder of Dharma and truth, the promoter of happiness and the giver of salvation and prosperity but also of sorrows, grief and pain... As Adi Shakti, She represents Prakriti, which operates in and on all things, the manifest or otherwise, materially present or abstract..."

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