Painting titled "ganga's fury" by Hiroo Parikh, Original Artwork, Oil

ganga's fury Painting by Hiroo Parikh

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Dimensions Height 1in, Width 12in
Categories Paintings under $500 Abstract

Ganga’s Fury : A Himalayan 'Tsunami':

Ganga, symbolically represented on the head of the Lord :Mother Ganga, with a jet of water springing from her mouth and falling on the ground, signifies that the Lord destroys sin, removes ignorance, and donates knowledge, purity and peace on the devotees. “

flash floods in Uttarkhand and Himachal Pradesh:

Thousands have perished in flash floods and landslides in Uttarakhand. The holy town of Kedarnath was completely flattened. However, much less than shaking people's faith, the massive tragedy has reinforced their belief in the divine.

For believers, the fact that Kedarnath shrine was left untouched by the deluge and falling rocks presents ample proof of the powers of the divine.

Also, the Shivlinga had not gone under the sludge and remained crowned by offerings of belpatra.

Bodies pile up outside gate of Kedarnath temple
bodies found floating in Ganga
Over 6,000 feared killed in Uttarakhand floods
Famous Uttarkashi temple swept away by raging river
Uttarakhand disaster due to unplanned development.

Painting information :

Month /year of painting :
oct ’2013

Medium :
Acrylic on canvas

Size:
12”x 12”