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Antique Khmer Style Mounted Bronze Hayagriva Horse of Vishnu - 50cm/20"
Measurements Height 50cm/20"
Antique Khmer style bronze 8-arm sculpture of Hayagriva or Kalkin. Kalkin, literally having or being a horse is the future world savior understood as the tenth avatar of Vishnu, who will return at the end of the next kaliyuga to judge mankind. He is worshipped as the God of knowledge and wisdom, with a human body and a horse's head.
Symbolically, the story represents the triumph of pure knowledge, guided by the hand of God, over the demonic forces of passion and darkness. Kalki or Kalkin is often referred to as the destroyer of foulness or the destroyer of darkness. The intricate detail, patina and design of this piece are particularly appealing.
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Madhu Purnima is more than a Buddhist holiday; it is a celebration of the universal values of generosity, harmony, and gratitude.
By reflecting on the story of the Buddha, the monkey, and the monks, we are reminded of the importance of selflessness and unity in our lives.