Ganesha Son of Shiva - Psychedelic Backdrop Art Painting.
Cotton Based Psy Trance Backdrop.
Size in Feets:
Height - 7.21 Ft.
Wight - 11.48 Ft. Size in Meters:
Height - 2.2 Meters.
Wight - 3.5 Meters.
More Info:
- Hand's Made.
- Design by HKFluorescent Lab.
- 100% Cotton Base.
- Water Based Acrylic UV Paints
- Glow's under UV Lights (Black Lights)
Psychedelic painting on cloth - Backdrop Banner.
Used for Psy Trance Party interior designs or home interior design. All orders witch included this item Takes an Aditional 5 Bussines Days to delivery time,
For Order Processing.
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Lord Ganesha (Lord Ganesha (or Ganapati) (the names mean "Lord [isha] or [pati] of Shiva's hosts [gana]") was created by goddess Parvati, consort of Lord Shiva. According to the story, Lord Shiva, the Hindu God of destruction was away at a war. His wife Pavarti, who was a goddess in her own right, wished to bathe and having no-one to guard the door to her apartments, conceived of the idea of creating a son who could guard her. Parvati created Ganesha out of the sandalwood paste that she used for her bath and breathed life into the figure. She then set him to stand guard at her door and instructed him not to let anyone enter. In the meantime, however, Lord Shiva returned from the battle but as Ganesha did not know him, he stopped Shiva from entering Parvati's chamber. Shiva,enraged by Ganesh’s impudence, drew his sword and cut off Ganesha's head. Pavarti emerged to find Ganesha decapitated and flew into a rage. She took on the form of the Goddess Kali and threatened destruction to the three worlds of Heaven, Earth & Underworld. Seeing her in this form , the other Gods were truly afraid and Shiva, in an attempt to pacify Parvati, sent out his ganas, or hordes, to bring the head of the first living being with his head towards the north (the auspicious direction associated with wisdom). The first animal they came across was an elephant. They brought the head of this animal and Shiva placed it on the trunk of Parvati's son and breathed life into him. Parvati was overjoyed and embraced her son, the elephant-headed boy whom Shiva named Ganesha, the lord of his ganas
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganesha
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