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The legend goes that Ganesha, the son of Shiva and Parvati, was born while his... The legend goes that Ganesha, the son of Shiva and Parvati, was born while his father was fighting against the Asuras or devils. When he returned from war, Ganesha did not recognize him and a fight broke out between the two in which Shiva beheaded his... more

Seated on a lotus flower, the symbol of purity, the goddess Lakshmi conveys de... Seated on a lotus flower, the symbol of purity, the goddess Lakshmi conveys deep spiritual symbolism through the serene beauty of her face. This deity spilled gold coins over her worshippers to bless them with her wealth. Here she has been represented... more

According to the ancient Hindu tradition, Krishna, as a child, protecting the ... According to the ancient Hindu tradition, Krishna, as a child, protecting the universe from dissolution by swallowing it whole while building a new creation. The powerful image of a beautiful child preserving all the creatures of the world from... more

Lord Ganesha is the god of wisdom and knowledge. This deity is very popular in... Lord Ganesha is the god of wisdom and knowledge. This deity is very popular in India and is represented here in an oil lamp for offerings (Diya) inspired by Hindu religious traditions and iconography. | Lladro Ganesha Diya Sculpture Porcelain/Ceramic... more

The noble and mighty elephant not only shares with man the work of the farm or... The noble and mighty elephant not only shares with man the work of the farm or hunting. While still a calf, he also enjoys children´s games and pranks. In this gloss finish porcelain piece, he shares his protagonism with a charming pair dressed in... more