One day, the god Shiva and his consort Parvati got into an argument about the material world. Shiva said that everything materialistic was just an illusion, including the food that the humans ate. This infuriated Parvati, who governs materialistic aspects. To show Shiva and the world her importance, she disappeared, saying that she wanted to see how the world would survive without her
With Parvati's disappearance, the world was deprived of food, and there occurred a famine. Shiva's followers begged him for food; even the Gods were forced to beg for food, but could not find any food. Finally, Shiva and his followers realised that there was only one kitchen on earth, in the city of Varanasi (Kashi), where food was still available.
Shiva went to Kashi to beg for food. To his surprise, the kitchen was owned by his wife Parvati, but in the form of Annapurna.
A Chola Impresssions Exclusive Painting of Annapoorani Devi Tanjore Painting
The uniqueness lies in Annapurni Herself. The kind of sketch is a slight deviation from the traditional Tanjore painiting. The face, eyes and other adorning ornaments are portrayed in Indonesia/ Thailand style
A similar painting was given to the Chinese Premier by our Prime Minister in 2019 during a function at Mahabalipuram as a cultural gift from India. This event speaks about the uniqueness and richness of the Painting
A Chola Impresssions Exclusive Painting of Annapoorani Devi Tanjore Painting
The uniqueness lies in Annapurni Herself. The kind of sketch is a slight deviation from the traditional Tanjore painiting. The face, eyes and other adorning ornaments are portrayed in Indonesia/ Thailand style
A similar painting was given to the Chinese Premier by our Prime Minister in 2019 during a function at Mahabalipuram as a cultural gift from India. This event speaks about the uniqueness and richness of the Painting
A Chola Impresssions Exclusive Painting of Annapoorani Devi Tanjore Painting
The painting is a representation of Annapoorani Devi in the holy city of Kasi
Crown of the Goddess, the arch above, the throne on which the Goddess is seated are all embossed with 22 carat Gold
The pot having porridge and the laddle are also represented in Gold
The legend of Varanasi Annapoorani Devi is as follow:
One day, the god Shiva and his consort Parvati got into an argument about the material world. Shiva said that everything materialistic was just an illusion, including the food that the humans ate. This infuriated Parvati, who governs materialistic aspects. To show Shiva and the world her importance, she disappeared, saying that she wanted to see how the world would survive without her
With Parvati's disappearance, the world was deprived of food, and there occurred a famine. Shiva's followers begged him for food; even the Gods were forced to beg for food, but could not find any food. Finally, Shiva and his followers realised that there was only one kitchen on earth, in the city of Varanasi (Kashi), where food was still available.
Shiva went to Kashi to beg for food. To his surprise, the kitchen was owned by his wife Parvati, but in the form of Annapurna.
A Chola Impresssions Exclusive Painting of Annapoorani Devi Tanjore Painting
The uniqueness lies in Annapurni Herself. The kind of sketch is a slight deviation from the traditional Tanjore painiting. The face, eyes and other adorning ornaments are portrayed in Indonesia/ Thailand style
A similar painting was given to the Chinese Premier by our Prime Minister in 2019 during a function at Mahabalipuram as a cultural gift from India. This event speaks about the uniqueness and richness of the Painting
A Chola Impresssions Exclusive Painting of Annapoorani Devi Tanjore Painting
Size: 2 ft x 1.7 ft including frame
The uniqueness lies in Annapurni Herself. The kind of sketch is a slight deviation from the traditional Tanjore painiting. The face, eyes and other adorning ornaments are portrayed in Indonesia/ Thailand style
A similar painting was given to the Chinese Premier by our Prime Minister in 2019 during a function at Mahabalipuram as a cultural gift from India. This event speaks about the uniqueness and richness of the Painting
She adorns a red saree and the painting has colourful screens as highlight
Authenticity certificate will be issued for the 22 Carat Gold Foil used in the painting
₹15,999.00 ₹20,000.00
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