Varanasi By The Night

Description

About The Painting

• The artist calls himself a Ganga Jal artist – referring to the fact that he creates all his paintings using water from the Ganga River from Bramhakund in Haridwar.
• The painting features both Ganga ji and Kashi, as Kashi is a manifestation of Lord Shiva himself.
• Using water from the Ganga is synonymous with the Rudrabhishek, where the Ganga’s waters are poured over the Shiva linga.
• Why water from the Bramha Kund and not from Ganga? It is believed that one must not carry water from the Ganga in Kashi as it is a moksha sthal.
• The scene radiates spirituality, history, and tranquillity, embodying the timeless soul of Varanasi.
• Without Frame
• Digital Print Available

Care Instructions

Keep the painting away from direct sunlight, humidity, and dust. Clean it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, harsh chemicals, and extreme temperatures.