Hari Hara Milan - Chore Bagan Puranic Painting (18 × 24 in Poster) sacred Sanskrit alphabet art Four Arms of Auspicious ActionGaṇapati

Four Arms of Auspicious ActionGaṇapati appears here with four arms

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It is also the symbol of Naga Devata - the serpent deity who governs underground waters

making it ideal for contemplation spaces and collectors alike

the mace-wielding hero is one who defends without arrogance

Hari Hara Milan - Chore Bagan Puranic Painting (18 × 24 in Poster) sacred Sanskrit alphabet art Four Arms of Auspicious ActionGaṇapatiFine Art Reproduction Print (Chore Bagan Art Studio Reproduction) Artist Date: Chore Bagan Art Studio, Calcutta 1890 Key Features This vibrant and dynamic composition presents Hari Hara Milan the divine meeting of Vishnu and Shiva one of the most celebrated themes in Puranic art, symbolizing the union of the two great cosmic forces of preservation and destruction. On the left, Vishnu rides atop Garuda, his eagle vahana, seated beside Lakshmi who