Ganesha Dancing and Playing Mridang is a painting by Harsh Malik which was uploaded on May 8th, 2015.
Ganesha Dancing and Playing Mridang
This is Custom made Original Acrylic and Oil color Painting on Canvas Sheet, and is SOLD. Ganesha is Dancing and playing Mridang. Ganesh is a god of... more
by Harsh Malik
Original - Sold
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Dimensions
16.000 x 20.000 inches
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Title
Ganesha Dancing and Playing Mridang
Artist
Harsh Malik
Medium
Painting - Oil And Acrylic On Canvs
Description
This is Custom made Original Acrylic and Oil color Painting on Canvas Sheet, and is SOLD. Ganesha is Dancing and playing Mridang. Ganesh is a god of Bliss and Obstacles remover. He is wearing Green Dhoti. I created Ganesha in the Chakra, Lotus and Ocean background. The whole atmosphere is pleasing, rhythmic and Musical. You can visit for my Original Paintings
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In his varied iconography, Nritya Ganapati (�Dancing Ganapati�) is an extraordinary representation of the God. Why does he dance? As usual, there�s a reason. Much like a playful child who delights his parents with playful antics, the youthful Ganesha loves to entertain Shiva and Parvati by dancing for them. Indeed, he cuts a rather comic figure, with his enormous ears, trunk and pot belly that does a gentle jiggle as he moves around, waving his arms.
At a deeper level, it helps to remember that dance in Hinduism is spiritually significant. The endless cycle of birth, existence and death, called samsara is a prominent theme in classical Indian dance. As patron of the arts, Ganesha is invoked at the start of classical dance performances, particularly Bharatanatyam
Uploaded
May 8th, 2015