Happy Buddha - Brass StatueIn China Lord Buddha is known as "the laughing Buddha" and is usually represented as a rotund figure with a happy disposition. His Chinese name is Pu tai Ho shang or "Hemp bag monk" who is originally a fertility figure and was known to bring "goodies" in his bag to local townsfolk, especially children. Later, he became a pre incarnation of Maitreya. In Japan he is called Hotei and is one of the seven lucky gods. His figure is almost always seen

fine decorations are added to the picture

His body is painted indigo and Hanuman is wearing some jewelries

and prosperity always surround her face

of a mysterious

The wooden figure displays some rich ornaments and the long garland that the Goddess is wearing is a symbol of wealth

Product Code :3000

Temples dedicated to Lord Shiva and Parvati display stone images of a seated Nandi

This beautiful Kalamkari painting depicts ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu

bulging eyes

summons Kali to combat the demons

Product Code: 2758

it is extensively used in prayer mats