The Silent Witness-BarbareekScene from the battle field of Kurukshetra,in the forground of this picture is Lord krishna with Arjuna the archer,while in the background head of Barbareek is shown placed on a pillar. Legend is that Barbareek was the son of the great Pandava brother Bhim and Nag Kanya Ahilawati. Barbareek, from his childhood was very brave and a great warrior. He learnt the art of fighting from his mother. Lord Shiva gave Barbareek 3 infallible arrows and blessing

The two goddesses have some beautiful ornaments around their figures and they are blessing their disciples

Aparmita is a form of the Lord Busddha and in this character

but it has a positive element too as destruction is the immediate prelude to regeneration

Lord Ganesha's idol figures everywhere from temple to stores to offices

wound the demon Raktabija

Product Code :1391

Size :4"H x 2

Product Code: 4029

Dhokra art is largely practiced by the tribal groups of northern India

both gods and demons fell short of the elixir or Amrita and some other precious things to reappear after the recreation of the universe

Lord Ganesha has been shown along with his consorts Riddhi and Siddhi (success and prosperity)

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