Ch. 10 'Vibhuti' The Divine Glories of Creation, Bhagavad Gita - Indian Epics Prints

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Inspired by Chapter Ten of the Bhagavad Gita, this print explores Vibhuti Yoga, the Yoga of Divine Glories. Krishna reveals to Arjuna the countless manifestations through which His divine presence can be recognized, explaining that the splendour, power, beauty, and greatness found throughout creation are reflections of His infinite glory.

The artwork presents Krishna at the centre of a vast sacred landscape, surrounded by mountains, rivers, animals, celestial beings, sages, and natural wonders. Arjuna kneels before Him in reverence, while the sun and moon, the lion, elephant, horse, flowing waters, and towering mountains evoke the many forms through which Krishna describes His presence.

Richly detailed with ornate gold work, celestial imagery, sacred architecture, and an intricate natural landscape, the composition draws from the visual traditions of classical Indian miniature art. Each element becomes part of a larger meditation on divinity within creation, reflecting Krishna's teaching that the extraordinary and magnificent aspects of the world are expressions of the Divine.

Disclaimer:

• The artwork is an original print on canvas cloth; it is not an original hand-painted painting.
• The frames shown are for display purposes only and are not included with the artwork.
• As these are made-to-order designer pieces, expect minor colour variations between the displayed image and the finished print.