Bhamini (भामिनी)

Introducing the enchanting “Bhamini” saree, a masterpiece woven from luxurious Maheshwari silk.The leftmost elegant sculpture is of Trivikrama adorning the walls of the Ranganayaki temple, located north-west of the Chennakesava temple at Belur. This relief carving depicts Vishnu in his form as Trivikrama, the gigantic form he assumed to defeat the demon Bali. The carving shows Vishnu taking a massive stride, with one foot on Earth and the other reaching towards the heavens. His arms are outstretched, and he is wearing a long dhoti. The carving is very detailed, showcasing Vishnu’s muscles and veins. The scene is surrounded by intricate floral scrollwork and other decorative elements. Next to it, the sculpture depicts a form of the god Shiva wearing a crown of seven hooded snakes. This form, Bhujangasayana is mixture of Vishnu and Shiva, it depicts Shiva resting on the serpent Sheshanaga. It is a serpent deity in Hinduism, forming a crown or headrest for Shiva and the rightmost sculpture in the Kedareshwara temple at Halebidu depicts Lord Krishna performing the Kaliya Narthana. This scene portrays Krishna dancing on the serpent Kaliya, subduing the venomous creature. The intricate details of the sculpture highlight the divine power and grace of Krishna.Embrace heritage and artistry with “Bhamini” ,where each thread weaves tales of grace and cultural richness.