Worship Of Lord Jagannath (Krishna) In His Temple at Puri - 18th Century Vintage Indian Art - Art Prints
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About Worship Of Lord Jagannath (Krishna) In His Temple at Puri 18th Century Vintage Indian Art
The divine triad of Krishna (as Lord of the Universe (Jagannath)), who is accompanied by his sister Subhadra and older half-brother Balabhadra (Balaram) are represented in a uniquely Odishan style. The painting depicts a major religious festival – the Rath Yatra or the "Festival of Chariots - celebrating Krishna at his temple in Puri, in Odisha (Orissa) in eastern India. The Yatra is a grand procession of three massive, decorated wooden chariots in which the deities travel from the Jagannath Temple to their aunt's home. This powerful display of devotion allows all to see the deities, and pulling the chariots' ropes is considered a great honor that bestows divine blessings and cleanses sins. The procession allows everyone, including those who are not permitted inside the temple, to have a sight of the deities. About the Art Prints
Worship Of Lord Jagannath (Krishna) In His Temple at Puri - 18th Century Vintage Indian Art by Raghuraman. Our art prints are produced on acid-free 220 GSM papers using archival inks and lamination to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All prints include a sufficent white border around the image to allow for future framing, if desired. Product will be shipped in 2 days
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