A vibrant depiction of Lord Shiva in a dynamic pose, surrounded by spiritual energy and divine elements.
The painting illustrates the cosmic dance of Lord Shiva, known as Tandava, symbolizing the cycle of creation, preservation, and destruction. This theme is deeply rooted in Hindu spirituality and mythology.
The painting employs an expressionist style with bold strokes and dynamic forms. The artist uses abstraction to convey the intensity and energy of Shiva's dance, focusing on the mystical and divine aspects of the subject.
This painting would be perfect for a meditation room, temple, or any spiritual space where peace and divinity are sought. It would also be fitting in a living room or study to inspire a sense of energy and power.
The mood is powerful, intense, and spiritual. The dynamic pose of Lord Shiva evokes energy and motion, while the meditative figure above adds a serene, contemplative aspect to the painting.
The composition is vertical, with a strong central figure of Shiva in the foreground, balanced by the trident and tiger skin at the base. The deity above enhances the spiritual undertone, and the flowing lines suggest movement, creating a sense of divine rhythm.
Dominated by rich blues and whites, the color palette reflects the celestial and divine nature of Lord Shiva. Accents of orange, black, and gold add contrast, with the tiger skin and trident offering earthy and spiritual grounding.
Siva Tandavam 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 34 inches, and its height is 64 inches.
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SIVA TANDAVAM (DANCING), LARGE ACRYLIC WORK ON CANVAS Lord Shiva is Parmeshwar, Supreme personality,Jagad Guru, Jagat Pita, after Lord Vishnu. He is the Master of all Graha Nakshtras and Bhoot Pret, Pisach and other Supernatural Powers. All are under his command. That is why, he is also named as Bhuteshwar and Nageshwar. He is also the king of all dancing knowledge & is an expert in the thandava dance. He is also named as Natraj. Story Behind Tandav Dance:- Once the King of demons of Lanka, proud Raavan conquered the entire earth and he even approached Mountain Kailas on top of which Lord Shiva resides with his consort Goddess Parvati. Raavan used to go to Kailash Parvat every day for the darshan of his Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva was also pleased with his Bhakta Raavan. So, Raavan reached Kailah and called Lord Shiva to come down. But Lord Shiva was busy in his meditation so, did not care at the word of Raavan. Enraged much at this attitude of Lord Shiva, Raavan uprooted the mountain Kailash with his twenty hands. When Mata Parvati watched this action of Raavan, she became raged. But Lord Shiva noticed this scenerio in his meditation and he pressed down the mountain with his right feet toe. At the pressing of little side of toe, Ravana hand was crushed by the weight of the mountain. Raavan immediately accepted his fault before Lord Shiva and began to sing Stotram in praise of Lord Shiva. At the Stuti of Raavan, Lord Shiva was pleased and pardoned the fault of his Bhakta. Raavan sang the song from Sama Veda and this great stotra composed by him is called Raavan Stotram also.
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