In Hinduism, gods and goddesses are often depicted with their vahanas, which are animals or mythical creatures that serve as their vehicles. Each vahana carries deep spiritual meaning, reflecting ...

The common factor binding all the deities, the factor with which they are quite inseparable, and shall I say incomplete in their imagery, is their carriers, the Vahanas of Gods. Barring a few ...

Here we mention the Vahanas of different Hindu gods and goddesses and the symbolism behind them. Lord Shiva, the supreme god of destruction and regeneration, is often depicted riding Nandi ...

In Hindu mythology, gods do more than merely walk or fly; they ride animals, each with its own symbolic meaning. These ...

Walk into any Indian temple or flip through a book of Hindu mythology, and you're likely to find yourself face-to-face with a ...

Hindu mythology abounds with animals imbued with divine purpose. Serving as vahanas for gods, they symbolize divine attributes, like Nandi's strength and Garuda's bravery. Animals, gods ...

“My earlier works were about the gods and goddesses - Vishnu, Lakshmi, Kamadhenu, Buddha and Shiva. This time, I wanted to focus on the different Vahanas and began work almost a year bac ...

Lord Ganesha is a Hindu God and is a son of Lord Shiva and Parvati. Known as 'Vighnaharta' or remover of obstacles, the elephant-headed Hindu God is worshipped at the beginning of any puja or on ...

Either they have been the avatars of the deities or their vahanas. As part of Apparao Galleries ... The first day’s session was about Gods in the form of animals — Bhairava who takes the ...

Tracks the change in total value of sales, as well as the total number of lots offered and sold annually in the art market. This chart shows whether Linnaeus Tripe’s total sales are going up, and if ...