Nar Varah Vishnu's third reincarnation as Varaha rescuing Earth.
Directorate of Archaeology, Archives and Museums M.P.
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The Nar Varah sculpture from Mandsaur, now in the State Museum Bhopal, beautifully illustrates a core Hindu narrative: Vishnu as Varaha rescuing Earth. This sandstone piece depicts the boar-headed deity, a blend of human and animal, standing powerfully. He holds typical attributes of Vishnu: a conch, a mace (gada), and the discus (Sudarshan Chakra) in his hands. The Earth goddess, Bhudevi, is gracefully seated on his elbow, looking up at him, having been rescued from the cosmic ocean where the demon Hiranyaksha had dragged her. His right foot rests on a turtle, symbolizing the watery depths he conquered.
Unearthed from the echoes of a forgotten civilization, this intricately designed black ceramic mug carries the mystic script of ancient wisdom. Legend has it that scholars and seers once used similar vessels during sacred rituals to sip herbal infusions while interpreting the will of the heavens. The engraved characters, still undeciphered, are believed to invoke clarity and strength with every pour. A timeless artefact reborn — perfect for those who seek meaning in the mundane and beauty in the old.
Unearthed from the echoes of a forgotten civilization, this intricately designed black ceramic mug carries the mystic script of ancient wisdom. Legend has it that scholars and seers once used similar vessels during sacred rituals to sip herbal infusions while interpreting the will of the heavens. The engraved characters, still undeciphered, are believed to invoke clarity and strength with every pour. A timeless artefact reborn — perfect for those who seek meaning in the mundane and beauty in the old.
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