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Spiritual Hindu Painting, "Ganesha"

Product ID: 160559

Brahmin and Buddhist cosmology overlap in the veneration of Ganesha. In Thailand, the Hindu deity is known as Phra Pikanet or Phra Phikhanesawora.... more

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Brahmin and Buddhist cosmology overlap in the veneration of Ganesha. In Thailand, the Hindu deity is known as Phra Pikanet or Phra Phikhanesawora. Tanachai Ekuruchaitep depicts the auspicious lord as a stone sculpture where lichen attest to the passing centuries.

  • 4.30 kgs
  • 9.5 lbs
  • 44" W x 61" H
  • 44" W x 61" H

  • Acrylic on canvas
  • Arrives unframed
  • Signed by the artist
  • Unstretched
  • Made in Thailand
  • Certified and shipped by our office in Tailandiaicon info
  • Product ID: 160559
Tanachai Ekuruchaitep
Tanachai Ekuruchaitep

Tailandia

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Spiritual Hindu Painting Brahmin and Buddhist cosmology overlap in the veneration of Ganesha. In Thailand, the Hindu deity is known as Phra Pikanet or Phra Phikhanesawora. Tanachai Ekuruchaitep depicts the auspicious lord as a stone sculpture where lichen attest to the passing centuries. (2004) Ganesha
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