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Teak Wood Embellished Maa Saraswati Sculptures

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Maa Saraswati Sculptures
Maa Saraswati Sculptures

Maa Saraswati is the goddess of knowledge and the consort of Brahma, the creator. She is the dawn goddess whose cosmic rays dispel the darkness of ignorance. This wooden Saraswati sculpture is an effective work of art, highlighting the carver’s unique aesthetic sense and professional skills that enhance the charmness and delicacy of goddess Saraswati. This sculpture is moulded with the highest quality teak wood from South India that makes it a supremely durable and long-lasting piece maintaining the smoothness, gloss and sharp formations of the goddesses’ iconography. As you zoom in to the image, you can’t stop yourself from applauding the blended vertical pattern in light brown and dark brown shades.

Goddess Saraswati sculpture is shown here as sitting on a high raised lotus pedestal in lalitasana posture, holding her extremely carved Veena, as symbolic of Saraswati being the goddess of art, two of her hands hold a pen and the book of Vedas respectively, highlighting goddess Saraswati’s inclination towards knowledge and wisdom, right posterior hand holds the rosary. This Hindu deity is considered to be the most beautiful of all and her innate delicacy and graciousness is accurately carved through the features of her face; Jeweled lavishly in multiple royal pendant necklace, long earrings along with matching bracelets, anklets and a nath.

Goddess Saraswati is adorned in a flamboyant ankle length dhoti beatified with a floral border and a complementing floral blouse that fits gracefully on her chest. Saraswati is always accompanied with Hamsa (swan), which is her auspicious vahana, hence she is also named as Hamsavahini; one sits near her legs, carved extravagantly and one other on the right side of her designer crown. This Saraswati sculpture is glorified with a multiple layered crown, chiseled precisely in gracious flower pattern.

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