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Surendra Nayaran Saraf

Navaratri (Pink)

Artist: Surendra Narayan Saraf (India)

Title: Navaratri (Pink)

Date: 2023

Medium: Tecnica mista su tela

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Navaratri è un lavoro di Surendra Narayan Saraf.

Navaratri è una festa indù celebrata per nove giorni consecutivi ogni anno durante il mese di Ashvin (settembre-ottobre) del calendario indù. La parola Navaratri significa “nove notti” in sanscrito. Durante questo periodo si onora la Divina Dea in tutte le sue forme e manifestazioni. Celebrare Navaratri in genere comporta il canto di preghiere e mantra, l’esecuzione di puja, l’esecuzione di danze e musiche tradizionali e la partecipazione a festival e processioni. Le ultime tre notti di Navaratri sono particolarmente importanti e sono chiamate Durgashtami, Mahanavami e Vijayadashami, durante le quali si celebra la vittoria del bene sul male.

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Navaratri (Pink)
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Navaratri (Pink) - Image 3
Surendra Narayan Saraf

Navaratri (Pink)

Artist: Surendra Narayan Saraf (India)

Title: Navaratri (Pink)

Date: 2023

Medium: Tecnica mista su tela

Dimension (cm):

L 30

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H 25

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Shipping method: Ships in a Tube

1.500 €

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Navaratri is an artwork belonging to Surendra Narayan Saraf’s collection.

Navaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated for nine consecutive days each year during the month of Ashvin (September-October) of the Hindu calendar. The word Navaratri means “nine nights” in Sanskrit. During this period one honors the Divine Goddess in all forms and manifestations of her. Celebrating Navaratri typically involves chanting prayers and mantras, performing pujas, performing traditional dance and music, and participating in festivals and processions. The last three nights of Navaratri are particularly important and are called Durgashtami, Mahanavami, and Vijayadashami, during which the victory of good over evil is celebrated.

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