Tirupati Balaji Temple mahaa-makhah: The great sacrificer

mahaa-makhah: The great sacrificer

Refers to the cow as earth goddess 'Prithvi ' which was milked by Prithu to generate crops and nurture the civilization

Mangala: The ‘first’ and most auspicious darshan of the day after lord’s breakfast in dawn time when beloved Shrinathji greets his devotees

Kasht Mor Ab Karahu Nivaaran II

upendrah: The younger brother of Indra (vaamana)

Tirupati Balaji Temple mahaa-makhah: The great sacrificerCOST Rs 21,000 +2,520(12%GST) MATERIAL TECHNIQUE USED Mixed Media Acrylic and watercolor painting, with 22 and 24 carat Gold foil used. Painting embellished with Australian octane stones, beads, jerkins and crystals. Painting on boards with ceramic base muck work wooden cutouts covered with Gold foil and painted subsequently with Acrylic colors. CONCEPT INTRODUCTION Lord Tirupati also known as Venkateshwara, Srinivasa, Venkata, Venkatacalapati, is a