Shiva Mahakaal or The Lord of Time (Head) child Fearless in his pursuit for

Fearless in his pursuit for the ‘big mango’ (the Sun) that he saw through the trees

They stored some butter in pots and left to sell other milk products such as buttermilk

this scene marks a turning point in the Ramayana

He governs vitality

The sculpture is gracefully framed by a beautiful keerthimukam

Shiva Mahakaal or The Lord of Time (Head) child Fearless in his pursuit fora finely crafted representation of Lord Shiva's head. The deity's face emanates a sense of calm and serenity, which is often associated with Shiva's meditative nature. Resting near the top of Shiva's matted locks is a crescent moon. The moon signifies time, and Shiva is often referred to as 'Mahakaal' or the Lord of Time. Shiva's thick matted hair symbolizes his asceticism and spiritual power. The Jata also holds the sacred river Ganga. According to