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Amitābha is also known as Amitāyus, is the main Buddha of Pure Land Buddhism. In Vajrayana Buddhism, he is known for his longevity, discernment, pure perception, purification of the aggregates, and deep awareness of emptiness of all phenomena. According to the Longer Sukhāvatīvyūha Sūtra, he possesses immeasurable merits resulting from good deeds over countless past…
Bhairava – भैरव is a deity worshipped in Shaivism and is a fierce manifestation of Shiva associated with annihilation. Bhairava originates from the word Bhīru, which means “fearful” and Bhairava means “terribly fearful form”. He is worshipped for protection from dreadful enemies, greed, lust, and anger. Bhairava is the one who creates, sustains, and dissolves…
A multidimensional goddess, she possesses various divine facets, names and personas. The destroyer of evil with ten mighty arms, each carrying its own weapon, she is Shakti or Mahishasuramardini. Durga is also Sati, the object of death who gives up Her kingdom, and she is also Kali – black as the night in Her rage…
Sarangi, a long necked instrument is made up of single piece of wood hollowed-out double-chambered body.
The hat is made of a fabric called Dhaka. Dhaka is made up of 100% Cotton. Dhaka topi has become synonymous with Nepali identity, especially among the people of the hills of Nepal. Nepali Dhaka Topi is believed as a pride of Nepali Men.
Sarangi, a traditional Nepali musical instrument is the best friend of Ghandarvas . Sarangi, a long necked instrument is made up of single piece of wood hollowed-out double-chambered body.
Goddess Saraswati is widely regarded as the Hindu deity of learning. The Brass Saraswoti Statue features here the goddess sitting on her vehicle of swan with intricate designs. Postured sitting with her right leg folded she holds the symbolic “Veena” in her hands. The statue stands on slim pedestal and weighs 1000 grams. The unique Saraswoti statue is ideal for display in living rooms, personal offices and gardens. It also makes for an enchanting gift for aspiring students as well as others in literary field such as teachers and professors.
Sinamu is a container of Sindur – traditional vermillion red or orange-colored powder usually worn by married women in a part of their hair. Sindur indicates a woman is married. Nhyaka is a mirror used in Newari culture on the occasion of puja, special ceremonies like a wedding day, Eihi, Gufa, etc. These holy instruments…
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