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Religious & Spiritual Figurines & Sculptures

by Bungalow Rose

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Goddess Lakshmi signifies wealth, riches and fortune meanwhile Lord Kuber is considered as a guardian of treasures. It is believed when Sri Lakshmi and Lord Kuber are worshipped together then they bless their devotees with prosperity and comfortable life. Both the deities are generally prayed before Deepawali on the Dhanteras day for money, knowledge and good health.The iconography of Lord Kuber in this brass statue reflects him as a short and pot-bellied deity who adorns gold ornaments, crown and fine clothes symbolizing his grandeur of abundance. He holds Shankh (Conch) in his right hand and mongoose in his left hand. It symbolizes his victory over Nagas (serpents), who earlier used to guard the treasures at the bottom of the earth. He is comfortably seated on a graceful asan which showcases his divinity in every aspect.While Goddess Lakshmi by his side shows beauty, grace, perfection, compassion, and love. She is showering wealth from her open hand on those who deserve divine abundance and blesses her devotees with the other hand. The other two hands hold lotuses which denote wisdom and a sense of contentment. She is bedecked with gold jewelry, crown, and fine garments. She is gracefully seated on a lotus flower. The sacred symbols on her feet are revered for good luck and success. Both the statues are placed on a decorated brass rectangular pedestal which gives them prominence, height, depth, and stability. Exotic India presents exquisitely sculpted deities of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Kuber to bless your surroundings with growth, glory, ease, abundance, and peace.

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    Religious & Spiritual Figurines & Sculptures

    by Exotic India

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    Harbinger of light, and hence the promoter of life, prosperity and knowledge all outcome of light, a representation of the Sun is for Indian masses the highest symbol of auspices, and hence defines the face or the entrance of the most of the houses in rural or even urban India, and has been for ages a part of royal insignias of many erstwhile states and ruling dynasties. One of the main Rajput clans – Suryavanshi as it is called, Lord Rama’s Ikshvasu being one, is acclaimed to be the Sun’s offshootA most popular motif of Indian architecture, chiseled on stone plaques or rendered on ceramic tiles, the Sun and Moon often adorn the spandrels of the portals of old palaces, havelis – mansions. Similarly, the humble versions of these motifs – mud-cast reliefs, and mud and red ochre painted drawings, still adorn the walls – mud-plastered or any, of millions of habitats – a house of moderate level or a hut. Not an expensive metal-cast, an ordinary terracotta plaque might be often seen as hung over the façade of a house even today, and not a single folk Painting , Madhubani, Warli, or any, shall be found without the motifs or some forms of the Sun and the Moon defining its upper corners. The symbols of the Sun and the Moon are the essence of auspicious frescos rendered on marriage-like occasions and Diwali-like festivals. Besides their symbolic motifs rendered around the entrance of the venue, on the main entrance or the facing wall, even the wedding Mandapa – pavilion where a traditional marriage is accomplished, is designed with some kind of the representations of the Sun and the Moon. Endowed with gold-like lustre the brass piece with beautifully polished face consists broadly of three parts : a rounded centre, rays of light radiating from it and an ornate ring on the top for holding it on a nail. This ring determines its class as a wall hanging. The rounded centre has been conceived like a male face with well defined iconographic features, a pointed nose, small thoughtful eyes with thick arched eye-brows, elegantly trimmed moustaches, well fed cheeks, broad forehead and elegantly cast lips, the lower, a bit heavy. The rays of light, cast like flames of fire, are uneven and curved, along with the central disc revealing a sun-flower-like look. The forehead – broad and a bit inflated, has been adorned with a prominent Vaishnava tilak – ritual mark revealing the deity’s Vaishnava identity. This is obviously in context to the Vedic belief. On a number occasions the Rig-Veda substitutes the Sun with Vishnu and vice versa. Later, Puranas too classified the Sun as a god of Vaishnava pantheon.

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      Ambesonne East Top Flat Sheet Pura Ulun Danu Building Asia TwinXL Beige Brown

      by Ambesonne

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      102 INCHES LONG x 66 INCHES WIDE - 1 piece flat bed top with durable print. Decorative accent piece. MADE FROM - 100% Brushed microfiber fabric. Ultimate comfort and softness for bedroom or guest room. FEATURES - Oversized and lightweight so you can tuck the bedspread under the bed. Soft to the touch. MACHINE WASHABLE - Cold cycle, Dryer safe. Iron easy. With proper care NO FADING NO TEARING. PRINTED - With state of the art digital printing technology. Long-lasting bold colors & clear image. Bring the beauty of colors and style to your bed with our flat sheets. With the high quality of our brand, use your sheets for years. They're long lasting and durable. You'll feel the ultimate comfort and softness. Taste the stylish sleep quality with these gentle sheets. The breathable feature will give you fresh feelings through the night. You can easily combine these sheets with your bedding sets and furniture. Choose between thousands of different and creative patterns. With its oversized design, you can tuck it under the bed and have a peaceful night's sleep; it'll stay put... Colors won't fade thanks to new digital printing methods. It's not too thin or too thick. Adds real value and depth to your decor. Perfect gift idea for your mom, dad, sister, brother, grandma, grandpa, wife, husband, son, daughter and all other beloved ones. It's a clever and fun choice for every bedroom, guest room, dorm, hotel, hostel, motel... It can be given as a housewarming gift, too. The digital images we display have the most accurate color possible, however due to differences in computer monitors, we cannot be responsible for variations in color between the actual product and your screen. Care Instructions: Machine wash with cold water; Do not bleach. Tumble dry on low heat. The fitted sheet is printed on the FRONT SIDE ONLY, the back of them are plain white colored.

      • 102 INCHES LONG x 66 INCHES WIDE - 1 piece flat bed top with durable vivid print. MADE IN TURKEY.
      • MADE FROM - 100% Brushed microfiber fabric. Ultimate comfort and softness for bedroom or guest room.
      • FEATURES - Oversized and lightweight so you can tuck the bedspread under the bed. Soft to the touch.
      • MACHINE WASHABLE - Cold cycle, Dryer safe. Iron easy. With proper care NO FADING and NO TEARING.
      • PRINTED - With state of the art digital printing technology. Long-lasting bold colors & clear image.
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      Religious & Spiritual Figurines & Sculptures

      by Bungalow Rose

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      Lord Shiva is revered as one of the Supreme Beings who creates, protects and transforms the universe. He as a great acetic concentrates on meditation as a means to find perfect happiness. This brass statue depicts Lord Shiva performing his cosmic Tandava called Anandatandava, on a stylized lotus pedestal; although posture of his legs is unusually carved while in Tandava, but the hand mudra and that expression of eternal bliss symbolizes the cosmic rhythm of birth and death. The vibes arousing from this dance creates an interplay of dynamic and static flow of divine energy. Exotic India provides you with an amazing collection of this sculpture in two unique colors of glossy blend of brown and gold giving it an antique look and a smoky grey body all adorned in light green and bright golden hue. Shiva is garbed in a short golden dhoti chiseled in beautiful patterns along with a thick ethnically carved kamarband that has its ends flowing from the sides; along with an ornamentation of lavish jewels, he is also ornated with serpents, coiled around his hand and leg as a symbol of him overpowering death (snake symbolizes death). Chaturbhuja holds a damru and fire in his posterior hands identifying the sounds of cosmic energy and destruction for purification respectively. This sculpture is glorified with a haloed long crown decorated with a crescent moon on the right and Ganga in the centre to splash its religious waters.

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