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The quiet,
gathered Lord Shiva is seated in eternal contemplation. His citta is consumed
in nirbeeja samadhi, as could be gleaned from His composure of countenance.
Zoom in on His beauteous face: the large eyes shut with introspection, the calm
lotus-like stance of the full mouth. His jataas (dreadlocks), thick and black
as they are, cascade down His broad shoulders. Signature kundalas flank His
gentle, conch-esque neck.
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| Buy Lord Shiva Paintings In Samadhi |
A naga sits
coiled round His collarbones. His ascetic’s body is smooth and white, glowing
like the snow-coated peaks of His home in the Himalayas. Bits of fiery
tigerskin constitute His clothing; a bunch of rudraksha and some amulets, His
shringar. He is seated in the elusive padmasana on a tigerkin mat, with an arm
resting on the danda to keep His spine in place. With the same hand He metes
out a world of blessings for His devotees. Note the golden trishool and
kamandalu that complete the Lord’s iconography.
An aureole
of vivid scarlet fire frames His presence. Zoom in on the superbly done
brushstrokes in varyings tints of orange and white, which give the flames a
lifelike finish. The halo of the Lord seems to be the sooryadeva Himself, its
arresting colour contrasting sharply against the black of the background.
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