Ganesha Kalighat 19th Century Painting | Ganapati Wisdom Indian Hindu Knowlege Deity Framed Art Print Frame Style:White Frame comfortable cotton feel

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It is a depiction of the biblical story of the defeat of the sea monster Leviathan by the archangel Michael

Vajrapani (a Buddhist protector) holds a vajra (Tibetan ritualistic weapon) in his right hand and a ritual bell in the left

which was popular in Japan during the Edo period

and they are believed to help guide the meditator beyond petty concerns and closer to a universal sense of self

Ganesha Kalighat 19th Century Painting | Ganapati Wisdom Indian Hindu Knowlege Deity Framed Art Print Frame Style:White Frame comfortable cotton feelGanesha is the beloved and popular Hindu god of wisdom, knowledge, and new beginnings. In this watercolor Kalighat painting, we see Ganesha enthroned, holding his symbols and accompanied by his trusty mount, the rat. The watercolor Kalighat style of painting originated in Kolkata, India, during the late 18th century. The painting depicts Ganesha sitting on a throne, with his four arms outstretched. His right hand holds a lotus flower, while his left