Goddess Annapurna
This exquisite painting on paper depicts Goddess Annapurna, the divine provider of nourishment and abundance, seated gracefully on a lotus throne, symbolizing purity. She holds a tray full of rice and offers a spoonful to an unseen figure, whose finger subtly appears in the scene. An umbrella above her throne signifies her divine status. Dressed in a green lower garment, red blouse, and a delicate dupatta, Annapurna radiates elegance and grace. This artwork beautifully captures her benevolence and sustenance-giving nature, while the intricate details and simplicity reflect the artist’s deep devotion and refined skill.
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DIMENSIONS/ SIZE
16.5 x 9 cm
COLLECTION THEME ( OUT OF THE 5 )
Art
GALLERY
Gallery D
OBJECT TYPE
Painting
REGION
Patna, Bihar
ACCESSION NO. / MUSEUM ID NO.
Art 2089
TIME PERIOD
18th Century CE
MATERIAL
Watercolour painting on paper
