Folk Art cheriyal traditional art titled 'Two headed bird village scene', 18x26 inches, by artist Kalaviti Arts on Cloth

Two Headed Bird Village Scene Cheriyal Folk Art Traditional Art

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Gandabarunda is a two headed bird in Hindu Mythology, believed to be the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Gandabarunda, apart from being the symbol of immense power, also is a protector of crops and fields, and attacks anyone who tries to destroy crops. Gandabarunda is the state emblem of Karnataka.

Type Original
Size 18x26in/45x66cm  
Material Cloth
Medium Cheriyal
Subject Folk Art
Shape Horizontal
SKUAZ_TRAD_70927
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Type:

Original

Size:

18x26

Material:

Cloth
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Description

Gandabarunda is a two headed bird in Hindu Mythology, believed to be the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Gandabarunda, apart from being the symbol of immense power, also is a protector of crops and fields, and attacks anyone who tries to destroy crops. Gandabarunda is the state emblem of Karnataka.

Additional Information
Type

Original

Size

18x26

Material

Cloth