About This Artwork

Concept Behind Ekadantha Ekadantha portrays Lord Ganesha as the central embodiment of divine consciousness, bringing together subtle elements associated with the three principal deities of Hinduism. The moon adorning his head is a reference to Lord Shiva, representing the connection between Ganesha and his father, while also symbolising calmness, wisdom, and the stillness of the mind. The peacock feather and flute evoke Lord Krishna, an avatar of Vishnu. The feather represents beauty, grace, and humility, while the flute symbolises divine music, surrender, and the harmony between the individual soul and the divine. Through these elements, the artwork brings together Ganesha, Shiva, and Vishnu within a single composition—not as separate forms, but as expressions of one universal divinity.

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About the Artist

Mayuri Arun Kumar

Mayuri is a artist with a deep love for exploring different styles, textures, and stories through art. Her work is inspired by nature, Indian culture, spirituality, and the beauty found in everyday moments. Through her paintings, she enjoys experimenting with colours, textures, and traditional as well as contemporary techniques. Each artwork is created with the intention of bringing a sense of warmth, calm, and character into the spaces it becomes a part of.