Eternal Peace
A leaping fish
And a placid sea
Symbolised creation
And Eternity.
The first in a “The Reflections” collection of three artworks by Ashima Kumar to be released is Eternal Peace. These paintings represent three attributes of the human mind, the fish representing a leap towards spirituality. Collectively they symbolise man’s desire to reach his/her eternal goal – the merger with the Supreme Being
£ 90.00 – £ 550.00
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Summer Buddha – At Peace
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Spirit Element: Air
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The Medicine Buddha is here to heal all ailments regardless of their nature, this is the perfect time to bring Him into your home.