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This collection of artworks is created by the artist Thisaru Prabhashwara, using micron pens on high quality Fabriano pa...
17/03/2026

This collection of artworks is created by the artist Thisaru Prabhashwara, using micron pens on high quality Fabriano paper. the artist also draws from the rich cultural heritage of Sri Lanka, depicting architectural and decorative elements found in ancient archaeological and Buddhist sites across the island.





This collection of artworks was created by artist Thisaru Prabhaswara, who uses micron pens on high-quality Fabriano pap...
16/03/2026

This collection of artworks was created by artist Thisaru Prabhaswara, who uses micron pens on high-quality Fabriano paper. His intricate drawings are often created by exploring the beauty of the natural world. These bird designs were also created by him.





Ancient Flying Horse PairA pair of carved and painted flying horses with wings used at the front entrance of temples.Hor...
13/03/2026

Ancient Flying Horse Pair

A pair of carved and painted flying horses with wings used at the front entrance of temples.
Horses represent courage and heroism and are considered a good omen for the temple. This ancient pair of flying wooden horses is considered a precious temple design for almost two centuries.





RatIn Hinduism, a rat is known as a mouse or a mouse, and is symbolized as the vehicle of Lord Ganesha. A small creature...
13/03/2026

Rat

In Hinduism, a rat is known as a mouse or a mouse, and is symbolized as the vehicle of Lord Ganesha. A small creature, the rat represents Lord Ganesha's power to navigate even the smallest and most difficult spaces to remove obstacles.
This sculpture we have is also an artistic creation that has been worshipped by devotees.





Wooden HorseThe wooden horse seems to be associated with the Hindu god Lord Ayyappan. Devotees at the Sabarimala temple ...
13/03/2026

Wooden Horse

The wooden horse seems to be associated with the Hindu god Lord Ayyappan. Devotees at the Sabarimala temple in Kerala, India, offer wooden horses as a symbolic gesture of fulfilling vows or to seek the blessings of Lord Ayyappan. These horses also represent the vehicle of Lord Ayyappan.
This sculpture is a masterpiece by an ancient Indian artist.





Wooden DogWooden dog statues are often associated with the Hindu god Bhairava. Wooden dog sculptures or representations ...
13/03/2026

Wooden Dog

Wooden dog statues are often associated with the Hindu god Bhairava. Wooden dog sculptures or representations can be found in some Hindu temples, especially in temples dedicated to Bhairava. Bhairava is a fierce form of Shiva and is often depicted with a dog, which symbolizes the qualities of Bhairava and is sometimes worshipped with the god in these temples.
These statues that we have are very old creations of artists from ancient Jaffna.





King RavanaRavana is a mythical demon-king of the island of Sri Lanka and the main antagonist of the Hindu epic Ramayana...
10/03/2026

King Ravana

Ravana is a mythical demon-king of the island of Sri Lanka and the main antagonist of the Hindu epic Ramayana. Ravana is also considered one of the most revered devotees of Shiva. The image of Ravana is often found in temples associated with Shiva. In Vaishnavism texts, he is depicted as a cursed gatekeeper of Vishnu.
This wooden sculpture of Ravana is an ancient sculpture. It was created by a Jaffna woodcarver.





Surabhi - KamadhenuKamadhenu, also known as Surabhi, is a divine cow. This goddess is described in Hinduism as the mothe...
09/03/2026

Surabhi - Kamadhenu

Kamadhenu, also known as Surabhi, is a divine cow. This goddess is described in Hinduism as the mother of all cows, and Kamadhenu is now worshipped as an independent goddess. She is revered by the Hindu people.
These images that we have are the creations of ancient artists.





Madurai VeeranMadurai Veeran or Veeran is a popular Tamil Hindu folk deity from southern Tamil Nadu, India. His name mea...
06/03/2026

Madurai Veeran

Madurai Veeran or Veeran is a popular Tamil Hindu folk deity from southern Tamil Nadu, India. His name means "Warrior of Madurai". He is considered the protector of the city and people of Madurai. A statue of Madurai Veeran is often used as a protective figure in Hindu temples and homes.
This Madurai Veeran wooden sculpture is one of the oldest. It was created by an Indian woodcarver for worship.





Ancient Wooden PeacockThe wooden peacock is usually associated with the Hindu god Murugan, also known as Kartikeya or Sk...
06/03/2026

Ancient Wooden Peacock

The wooden peacock is usually associated with the Hindu god Murugan, also known as Kartikeya or Skanda. In Hindu temples, especially in South India, wooden peacocks symbolize the connection between Murugan and his vehicle and are used in rituals and processions dedicated to the god.
These statues that we have are very old creations of ancient artists.





The wooden lion in the templeThe lion is a majestic animal. The lion represents power and determination. lion statues an...
05/03/2026

The wooden lion in the temple

The lion is a majestic animal. The lion represents power and determination. lion statues and images are built in different ways to reflect those facts in the Hindu temples.
These statues we have are very old creations of artists from ancient Jaffna.





Nandi CowOnly in the temples of Lord Shiva there is a statue of a cow. That cow is called Nandi. Nandi was not born as a...
05/03/2026

Nandi Cow

Only in the temples of Lord Shiva there is a statue of a cow. That cow is called Nandi. Nandi was not born as a cow. He was born as a human.
Nandi performed penance for many years to please Lord Shiva. Pleased with his devotion, Lord Shiva blessed him with immortality and made him the gatekeeper of Mount Kailash as per his wish. Nandi also wanted to be a vehicle for Lord Shiva. As per his wish, Lord Shiva transformed Nandi into a bull. So that he could carry Lord Shiva anywhere in the universe.
This historical cow statue is a masterpiece of an ancient Indian artist.





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