Lord Heramba Ganesha Seated on Lion - Batik PaintingHeramba Ganapati is 11th among the 32 forms of the Lord of Wisdom. Among all, the Heramba Ganapathi is very rare form protector of the weak. Here Lord Ganesh appears with five heads and ten hands. His right hand posture Abhya Mudra bestows blessing to all the devotees and main left hand grants wishes. On the other hands of the Lord holds a noose, japa beads mala (Rudrashaka), a battle axe, a battle hammer, his broken tusk as a weapon, garland, a fruit

forming a mold

Batik is one of the most popular paintings in India and the method of waxing and dewaxing gives rise to a special effect to the painting

after each cycle of repetition

Weight :160 gm

a kind of gum

The beautiful Warli painting depicts the women power in a Warli tribal setting

Lush green is at its best in this spectacular stone necklace

The smoothness and gracefulness in the sculptural creation is manifest in the beautiful Ganesha brass arti lamp

and is also used for intaglios and cameos

The beautiful brass spoon used in religious ceremonies has been nicely executed by the sculptor depicting some of the basic characteristics of the sculpture

The figure of the Lord with his legs crossed has some beautiful carvings on it

The Koorma Avatara where Vishnu took the form of a tortoise is described in the legend of the celestial nectar Amrita