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This is a detailed EE pencil drawing depicting the Hindu deities Lord Narasimha and his young devotee Prahlada. The artwork is a large-scale EE graphite pencil piece, created with careful layering to bring out a divine aura.
₹17,000.00
Narshimha
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- Store Name: Naimish sagathiya
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yagnik road
Rajkot 360001
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