When Shiva Drank the PoisonThe beautiful Batik painting of Lord Shiva drinking poison is given a refine and detail treatment. According to Hindu mythology, when the demons and deities churned the Sea of Milk, 14 jewels appeared, one being poison. With neither the deities nor the demons being ready to accept the poison as the poisonous fumes threatened to devastate the world, Shiva drank the poison. The poison was so deadly that his throat became blue, which is why Shiva also

The figure also reflects a greater degree of feminine nature and is a paradigm of beauty and sculptural excellence

Patachitra is a popular style of painting in Orissa

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to cater to the growing commercial demand

Such brass bells are often seen in the Buddhist monasteries and they are an integral part of the Buddhist rituals

Bright and enchanting these cloth paintings or the patta form an exotic home decor product

Tr is also known as a saviouress

A sense of accomplishment is also manifest on the face of the king

The Nineteenth Century

Lord Murugan is painted yellow

the shell all have been given a refine and polished treatment by the sculptor

give insights into its practices and lead the aspirant from the realisation of the Individual Self to that of the Supreme Self