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Original Impressionist Gandhara Buddha Painting, "Intelligence"
$869.99$652.49This intriguing and atmospheric acrylic on canvas painting is by Thai artist Rawat Vongla. The artist recreates an ancient Greco-Buddhist statue in hazy shades of rose, green and brown. The statue was one of the first representations of Buddha (1st - 2nd century AD), and was excavated at Gandhara, Pakistan. Such early Hellenistic interpretations, such as the figure's draped, toga-like garment, point to the Greek influence on depictions of the Buddha from that point onward.
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Yantra painting, "Ganesha"
$89.99"Lord Ganesha is worshipped for prosperity, intelligence and riches with the mantra in front of this " explains Dr. Sneh Gangal. "According to Hindu beliefs, the Ganesha yantra brings all kinds of fortunes to the worshipper." Dr. Gangal paints the yantra with natural stone colors on ivory paper. The painting is mounted on lined card paper. by Dr. Sudhakar Malvaya. A yantra, according to Indian metaphysics, is a geometric representation of energy. According to Hindu Tantras, a mantra is regarded as the ray of consciousness that a yantra represents figuratively. Indian truth-seekers believe that everything in this world represents the abstract energies of a deity, hence every visual phenomenon is a form of yantra. Each yantra has a distinctive pattern that cannot be changed, but which Dr. Gangal embellishes in her own creative way.
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Yantra painting, "Baglamukhi"
$89.99Baglamukhi is one of the ten wisdom goddesses of Hinduism. "She is worshipped for subduing enemies and cruel acts or One should perform her mantra with this and a turmeric rosary during the day when requesting attraction and appeasement, and if it is for subduing enemies, it should be performed by night," says Dr. Sneh Gangal as she paints this yantra with natural stone colors on ivory paper. The painting is mounted on lined card paper. by Dr. Sudhakar Malvaya. A yantra, according to Indian metaphysics, is a geometric representation of energy. According to Hindu Tantras, a mantra is regarded as the ray of consciousness that a yantra represents figuratively. Indian truth-seekers believe that everything in this world represents the abstract energies of a deity, hence every visual phenomenon is a form of yantra. Each yantra has a distinctive pattern that cannot be changed, but which Dr. Gangal embellishes in her own creative way.
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Yantra painting, "Goddess Ganga"
$89.99Celestial colors and ethereal imagery distinguish this painting by Dr. Sneh Gangal. "It is to be visualized when worshipping the Goddess Ganga by saying her mantra, She represents the Ganges River, sacred to the people of Hindu faith," explains the artist. "Ganga is worshipped by all to attain purity of soul and to receive all kinds of favors from lords Shiva and Vishnu." Dr. Gangal paints the yantra with natural stone colors on ivory paper. The painting is mounted on lined card paper. by Dr. Sudhakar Malvaya. A yantra, according to Indian metaphysics, is a geometric representation of energy. According to Hindu Tantras, a mantra is regarded as the ray of consciousness that a yantra represents figuratively. Indian truth-seekers believe that everything in this world represents the abstract energies of a deity, hence every visual phenomenon is a form of yantra. Each yantra has a distinctive pattern that cannot be changed, but which Dr. Gangal embellishes in her own creative way.