Kalamkari Painting 'Victorious Krishna'Here triumphant child Krishna is painted dancing over the vanquished heads of Kalia, the nag. The snakes poisoned the waters of Yamuna and it was Lord Krishna who vanquished the snakes. As Krishan is dancing over the heads of the snake, his wives are pleading for mercy in front of the Lord. Here colour patterns are nicely used and even the borders of the Kalamkari painting are also beautifully used. One of the most popular genres of folk paintings in

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Varaaha (boar)

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will come to know Yoga

His penances were so severe that his flesh

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