karana mudra 3d models

Matsya is generally represented with four hands—one holding the conch shell, one holding the discus (chakra), one in the pose of conferring a boon (varada mudra), and one in the protection-affording pose (abhaya mudra). He is believed to symbolise...

His lower right hand extends in the varada mudra, conveying blessings to all who behold him. In contrast, his upper right hand holds a rosary, symbolizing spiritual devotion and enlightenment. The third arm appears to have cradled a vajra, an...

Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and Vishnu's wife, is seated on Narasimha's left leg, and he holds her using his left hand, while his right hand is held up in the abhaya mudra. In traditional depictions of Lakshmi Narasimha, the goddess is represented...

About the Model: The lithograph depicts Lord Subramanya, also known as Murugan and Skanda, as a young boy, standing calmly with his right hand in the Abhaya Mudra pose, symbolizing protection and fearlessness. He is adorned with traditional jewelry...

Seen here carrying a lotus in two hands, with her left hand holding a pot of gold and the right hand open in a mudra that signifies compassion & charity.The lotus carries symbolic meanings in Hinduism and other Indian traditions. It symbolises...

His right hand is confidently raised in the abhaya mudra, a gesture signifying protection and reassurance. His left hand is comfortably positioned on his hip, fingers securely holding his iconic flute. Accompanying Krishna is a beautifully sculpted...

His right hand is in the Abhaya Mudra, a gesture of reassurance, blessing and protection.Ganesha, also spelled Ganesh, also called Ganapati, elephant-headed Hindu god of beginnings, who is traditionally worshipped before any major enterprise and is...

This is represented by the mudra of the one hand going back. It is really a feeling of exhilaration that comes from an epiphany of a shift in identity. The wave has realized the oneness with the Ocean. The other hand holds the Damaru because time and...

Two of his four hands carry the Shankha (conch-shell), and the Chakra (a discus), while the other two convey the Varada and abhaya mudras, gestures of charity and fearlessness respectively. On his head he wears the crown Kirita-mukuta. Vishnu took...

Her divine shakti contains the combined energies of all the gods in the form of weapons and emblems (mudras). ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durgahttps://www.learnreligions.com/goddess-durga-1770363 Mgoi Social Channels: ...

Seen here carrying a lotus in two hands, with her left hand holding a pot of gold and the right hand open in a mudra that signifies compassion & charity. The lotus carries symbolic meanings in Hinduism and other Indian traditions. It symbolises...

This is represented by the mudra of the one hand going back. It is really a feeling of exhilaration that comes from an epiphany of a shift in identity. The wave has realized the oneness with the Ocean. The other hand holds the Damaru because time and...

Two of his four hands carry the Shankha (conch-shell), and the Chakra (a discus), while the other two convey the Varada and abhaya mudras, gestures of charity and fearlessness respectively. On his head he wears the crown Kirita-mukuta. Vishnu took...

Seen here carrying a sweet snack in his left hand and right hand in abhaya mudra pose (blessing) Support makinggodsofindia, Become a Patron! Follow to get the latest updates Instagram [@makinggodsofindia](https://www.instagram.com/makinggodsofindia)...

Seen here carrying a lotus in two hands, with her left hand holding a pot of gold and the right hand open in a mudra that signifies compassion & charity. The lotus carries symbolic meanings in Hinduism and other Indian traditions. It symbolises...

His right hand is in the Abhaya Mudra, a gesture of reassurance, blessing and protection. Ganesha, also spelled Ganesh, also called Ganapati, elephant-headed Hindu god of beginnings, who is traditionally worshipped before any major enterprise and is...

... in a shell-like fashion. So that her hairdo resembles a kaparda, or cowrie shell.Nandi the bull is seen close to shiva. Seen here sitting in meditation with his right hand in the Abhaya mudra promising protection and blessings to his devotees.

Seen here carrying a sweet snack in his left hand and right hand in abhaya mudra pose (blessing)Support makinggodsofindia, Become a Patron!Follow to get the latest...

Her face and open hands are in a mudra that signifies compassion, giving.The practice of personifying the beauty and bounty of earth as a goddess was prevalent in all ancient cultures. Lakshmi typically wears a red dress embroidered with golden...

Two of his four hands carry the Shankha (conch-shell), and the Chakra (a discus), while the other two convey the Varada and abhaya mudras, gestures of charity and fearlessness respectively. On his head he wears the crown Kirita-mukuta.<br>Vishnu took...

Seen here carrying a lotus in two hands, with her left hand holding a pot of gold and the right hand open in a mudra that signifies compassion & charity.The lotus carries symbolic meanings in Hinduism and other Indian traditions. It symbolises...

Typically, bronze statues depict him as a young boy with unruly locks of hair, standing still with his hands in the Anjali Mudra position and an axe leaning against his arm. In South India's Shaiva temples, Chandesha's shrine is usually situated...

Animation cycles showcase five objective representations in Kathakali, each expertly recreated using Mudras for added authenticity. Delicate details on cloth and hair have been thoughtfully crafted, and all geometry and textures are compatible with...

seated on the white lotus(designed on the throne); adorned with various ornaments, face beautified with gentle smile; holding the trident, axe, sword, jewels and fire in His right hands; holding the abhaya-mudra, noose, bell, snake/bow and goad in...

The two front hands are resting gently on his lap in the Dhyana mudra, indicating deep meditation and inner tranquility. In his upper right hand, Lord Shiva holds a trident, known as the Trishul, which represents the three fundamental aspects of...

His hands are posed in symbolic gestures (mudra): the raised right hand banishes fear, while the lowered left hand is open in the gesture of giving or "wish granting." 12th Century. This object is part of the "Scan The World" initiative. Scan the...

His front two arms are elegantly raised in the classic Nataraja pose, with his right hand forming the Abhaya Mudra, symbolizing protection and reassurance. The other two arms extend outward from his sides. In one hand, Lord Ganesh wields a powerful...

The lower right hand is poised in the Abhaya Mudra, offering reassurance and safety to devotees, signifying fearlessness and protection. Meanwhile, the lower left hand cradles the holy scriptures, underscoring Hayagreeva's role as the preserver and...

The careful positioning of his limbs conveys a sense of devotion, while his facial expression exudes a serene calmness.In his right hand, Hanuman extends a gesture of blessing, a mudra that signifies protection, peace, and dispelling of fear. His...

The right hand is held at chest level, forming the "mudra" gesture that symbolizes intellectual pursuits and lively discussions. The thumbs and index fingers come together to create the Wheel of Law, a powerful emblem of spiritual guidance and...