Dakshinamurthy: Lord Shiva, The Ultimate Teacher
Rs. 19,500
Lord Shiva's most common depiction is usually either as the destroyer or as Nataraj- the God of dance. Very rarely do we come across other depictions such as Dakshinamurthy, which makes this painting unique and rare. Seated on tigerskin, surrounded by animals and meditating under a tree, he represents the timeless belief that trees are a source of immense knowledge. It is said that those who are on the path of learning with no Guru can consider Dakshinamurthy as their teacher and seek knowledge from him. This painting in all its stark detail stands testimony to that faith. Place this unique painting in your Puja room or the study and experience the teaching prowess of God himself.
Note: In all its detail this can be custom made and hand crafted exclusively in a size of your choice to suit your exclusive needs.
| Dimension | 24 x 24 inches [Customizable] |
| Culture | Kerala,India |
| Medium | Canvas and paper |
| Weight | 0.35 kg |
| Price | Rs. 19,500 |
| Product Code | acsckmlsut-10 |
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