Khodiyar Maa W271
Khodiyar Maa W271
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DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
The statue depicts a goddess standing on a mythical sea creature called a makara, which is a hybrid creature often represented with the head of a crocodile. The goddess is identified as Ganga, who is a personification of the sacred Ganges River. She is a goddess of purification and forgiveness in Hinduism.
In Hindu mythology, the makara is the vahana, or vehicle, of both Goddess Ganga and the sea god Varuna. The creature symbolizes the power and ferocity of the river and the goddess's ability to control it. The goddess is often shown with a water pot (kalasha), a lotus, and her hands in a blessing posture.
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
Based on similar products available online, this type of statue can be made from various materials, including marble, brass, polyresin, or earthenware. Dimensions can vary widely, with some statues being as small as 4 inches and others as large as 25 inches or more.Description
The statue depicts a goddess standing on a mythical sea creature known as a makara, which is a hybrid creature often represented with the head of a crocodile. The goddess is identified as Ganga, the personification of the sacred Ganges River. She is revered in Hinduism as the goddess of purification and forgiveness. The makara serves as her vahana (vehicle), symbolizing her power over the water and her ability to navigate through obstacles.
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