Central Figure: Lord Ganesha is seated in a classic cross-legged posture. He is depicted with four arms, representing his divine powers.
Symbols & Objects: * In his upper hands, he holds what appear to be traditional ritual implements (likely an axe or goad, though stylized).
His lower right hand is raised in the Abhaya Mudra, a gesture of protection and fearlessness.
His lower left hand holds a small pink flower, adding a touch of gentleness to the image.
Attire: He wears a bold, sky-blue vest or wrap over his shoulders and a bright yellow dhoti with green accents. This color contrast makes the figure “pop” against the lighter background.
“World Of Three Pillars” is a beautiful acrylic painting on canvas that honors the Hindu Holy Trinity. It shows one divine figure with three faces, representing Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh (the Trimurti) as one, standing against a dark blue sky-like background. The main figure is covered in very detailed golden-green patterns that look like grand jewelry or armor, where every small design feels full of life and energy. Small turquoise birds wearing golden crowns fly around the gods, acting like messengers and making this whole spiritual scene feel alive and peaceful.
This is a beautiful and intricate charcoal or graphite sketch of Radha Raman Ji, a highly revered self-manifested deity of Lord Krishna. The artist has captured the divine and “tribhanga” (three-fold bending) posture with a lot of devotion and technical detail.
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