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Ananta Shayi Lord Vishnu | Watercolor On Paper | By Siddhant Thapan

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Item Code:	DDH293
Artist:	Siddhant Thapan
Specifications:	Watercolor On Paper
Dimensions	5.8 inch Height X 8.3 inch Width

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The Divine Slumber of Vishnu: Ananta Shayi

This exquisite watercolor painting captures Lord Vishnu, the preserver god in Hindu mythology, in his Ananta Shayi form. Depicted reclining on the infinite serpent Ananta Shesha, Vishnu embodies serenity and cosmic power. The meticulous detail showcases Vishnu's regal attire, adorned with gold and jewels, his serene expression reflecting his eternal nature. The multi-headed serpent Ananta, symbolizing infinity and time itself, cradles the god gently, its coils forming a majestic bed amidst a sea of lotuses. This powerful image is more than just a depiction; it's a window into a profound spiritual narrative. The scene evokes a sense of peace, reminding us of the cyclical nature of existence and the ultimate divine rest within the grand cosmic ocean.

Ananta Shesha: The Serpent of Infinity

Ananta Shesha, the thousand-headed serpent, is not merely a supporting figure but a pivotal symbol in Hindu cosmology. He is considered one of the most significant manifestations of Adishesha, a primeval serpent and Vishnu's eternal companion. Ananta, meaning "endless," signifies the infinite nature of time and existence. Legends recount Ananta’s role in supporting the universe, acting as the foundation upon which the earth and heavens rest. His presence in this painting underscores the infinite expanse of the cosmos and the eternal nature of the divine. His thousand heads, often depicted in art, are believed to represent the vastness of creation and knowledge. The subtle ripples of water around him symbolize the continuous flow of time and the ever-changing nature of the world, all while Vishnu remains serene in the midst of it all.

The Significance of the Lotus

The lotus flowers surrounding Vishnu and Ananta Shesha hold profound significance in Hindu culture and art. Often referred to as the "divine flower," the lotus symbolizes purity, enlightenment, and spiritual awakening. Its ability to grow in murky waters yet bloom beautifully signifies the triumph of spirit over matter, the ability to find enlightenment amidst life's challenges. In this artwork, the lotuses not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also represent the sacredness of the scene, further enriching the spiritual message of the painting. They are a visual reminder of the purity and beauty that reside within the divine. The small depiction of Lakshmi, Vishnu's consort, atop a lotus flower further emphasizes this symbolism of purity, divine union, and prosperity.

A Work of Artistic Excellence

This captivating watercolor painting is a testament to the artist's skill and devotion. Siddhant Thapan's mastery of the medium is evident in the delicate blending of colors, the intricate details of the figures, and the overall harmonious composition. The vibrant hues beautifully capture the essence of the divine, reflecting the rich and varied spiritual heritage of Hinduism. The skillful use of watercolor creates a depth and luminosity, making the painting visually compelling. The delicate lines and shading bring the mythological scene to life, allowing the viewer to truly appreciate the artistry and the profound symbolism. The piece serves as a beautiful blend of artistic talent and profound spiritual meaning, making it a cherished addition to any collection. The compact size (5.8 inch Height X 8.3 inch Width) makes it perfect for display in a variety of settings, adding a touch of spiritual elegance to any space.

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