Ganesha Rides on a Chariot - Batik PrintThe beautiful painting cast in traditional Batik style celebrates the glory of colour and patterns. Lord Ganesha is here shown driving the chariot run by eight rats. He is one of the most revered gods in Hinduism and he is worshipped at the beginning of any undertaking. Batik literally means 'wax writing'. Indians knew the technique of Batik some 2000 years back. A batik artist needs to have a good sense of colors and patterns. Though the motifs used

It stands for all that is gentle

colorful charm that spreads happiness and optimism

The lower portion of her body contains some beautiful carvings whereas the upper portion of her body is left uncovered

The beautiful painting of White Tara is given a spectacular touch with some fine colour treatment

was forcibly taking away Sita as a captive in his famed aircraft Pushpak

Size :12"H x 6

Product Code :4714

A charming prince on horseback receives a love letter from his beau

Lord Ganesha is also known as Ganapati

The darker variety is known as "black moonstone" which has a bluish inclusions

religious belief for centuries

rich bead work and fine lines have been central to the beauty of the wall hanging