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Ahur Mazda, painting by Professional Artist Anuradha Kabra

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Anuradha Kabra
Professional Artist

Art No

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21229

Artist

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Anuradha Kabra

Title

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Ahur Mazda

Medium

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Watercolour & pencil on Paper

Size

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26 x 26 inches (66.04 x 66.04 cm)

   
 

Remarks

All mythologies have the concept of immortal beings. As in Hindu mythology it is "Amrut" which made the Gods immortal so is the juice of the Gao Karena Tree – "Tree of All Seeds" in Persian or Zoroastrian mythology. The twin spirits Spenta Mainyu and Angra Mainyu symbolising  the light and the darkness, rest near the feet of their creator, the most venerated spirit of that land, Ahura Mazda. The existence of contrasting elements in one frame reflects the concept of duality, or the battle between good and evil forces which permeate everything around us.
Keywords : Ahur Mazda Spenta Mainyu Angra Mainyu Amrut mythology immortal Gao Karena tree tree of all seeds Persian mythology Zoroastrian mythology light darkness creator

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