A depiction of Shiva meditating while being disturbed by Kamadev, featuring rich nature and divine symbolism.
The painting represents the mythological event of Lord Shiva's meditation being disturbed by Kamadev, symbolizing spiritual focus versus worldly desires.
The painting follows a traditional Indian mythological art style, focusing on divine figures and nature. It uses detailed figurative representation and symbolic elements from Hindu mythology to showcase the narrative.
This painting would be ideal for a meditation room, spiritual corner, or even a living room where a calm yet thought-provoking atmosphere is desired. It can also suit spaces dedicated to spiritual practices.
The mood is a mixture of serenity and disturbance, with Shiva’s calm demeanor in meditation juxtaposed against the active intrusion of Kamadev. This duality creates a sense of tension and spirituality.
The composition is balanced, with Shiva centrally positioned, Kamadev on the right aiming his bow, and a serene environment on the left. Nature, symbols, and divine elements are arranged to guide the viewer's eye through the scene.
The colour palette is primarily earthy with shades of blue, green, and brown. The bright yellow and red provide striking contrast, further emphasizing the divine and mythical aspects of the scene.
Meditating Siva Beeing Distrubed By Kamadev is a original handmade painting made by Anand swaroop manchiraju. This painting is made with acrylic colors on canvas. This artwork is signed by artist, and accompanied with the Certificate of Authenticity. The width of the painting is 58 inches, and its height is 34 inches.
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MEDITATING SIVA BEING DISTURBED BY KAMA DEV Kamadeva is the god of human love and passion who is known to awaken carnal desires among humans. Etymologically, Kama means sensual desire and Deva means a divine being. He is regarded as the heavenly god of love who arouses passion and love among those struck by His cosmic arrow. He is described as a beautifully winged youth with greenish skin, holding a bow while a quiver with arrows hangs on his back. His bow is made of sugar cane and its string is made of a line of honey bees. His arrows are made of 5 types of flowers, his vehicle is a green parrot and he is accompanied by his wife Rati (sexual desire), Vasant (spring personified) and a gentle breeze. His story is mentioned in various Puranas with a few versions. We will describe the main stories here: According to the Shiva Purana, Kamadeva was born from the mind of Brahma. According to another story, he was the son of Shri (Lakshmi). The Shiva Purana explains that right after he was born from BrahmaÕs mind, Kama stood in front of his creator and asked ÓKam darpayani?Ó, or Òwhom shall I please?Ó By this famous question he acquired the name Kandarpa, and this was his fatherÕs answer: ÒYou should move around this world engaged in the eternal work of creation with the five arrows of flowers in your hands and thus multiply the population. Not even the gods will be able to obstruct your arrows.Ó For this reason, Kamadeva is considered as one of the most popular and well-known deities. References to Kamadeva can also be found in various scriptures, including the Rig Veda, Atharva Veda and others, although He figures more prominently in the Puranas.
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