Japanese Glass Beads and Austrian Crystals
Godhūli (गोधूलि) translating to ‘Dust of the Cows’ in Sanskrit refers to those fleeting moments of golden twilight
Framed Artwork size: 19 Inches (Width) x 24 Inches (Height)
Museum Grade Framing has been done with Pressed Wood
Featured here is the Divine Neel Madhava
Saptashwa | 4.6 Ft X 5 Ft ragamala Japanese Glass Beads and AustrianSaptashwa Is the depiction of the seven magnificent white horses drawing the chariot of Surya Dev, the Sun God, the primary source of all physical energy. Named after the seven meters of Sanskrit Prosody (Chhanda) Gayatri, Brihati, Ushnih, Jagati, Trishtubha, Anushtubha and Pankti, the seven horses are considered extremely auspicious in Vaastu Shastra as an epitome of strength, success and progress. Created on a base of Hand Weaved Pure Raw Silk