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Antique Baby Crawling Krishna,Karnataka with a Deep Patina old navajo rugs never waning and only increasing

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This is a commonly found subject in South Maharashtra and Northern Karnataka region

The Danza de los Tecuanes portrays the legend where a wild

especially where the Prabhavali is supported

The disparity between these two interpretations illustrates the gaps in our understanding of Dogon art

Antique Baby Crawling Krishna,Karnataka with a Deep Patina old navajo rugs never waning and only increasingThis bronze is infant Krishna, holding a ball of butter, crawling to escape his foster mother Yasodha. This theme is very popular throughout India and most of the bronzes of this type are small as they are meant for home shrines. It is almost a must for Vaishnavites (Hindus who worship primarily Vishnu) to have one of this image on their altar. As usual, the ornamentation is complete, head, neck, ears, shoulders, back, arms, wrist, waist and ankles.

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