Barbarika/Lord Kathu Shyam - An Unsung Hero of Mahabharata colour symbolizing the unending wealth and

symbolizing the unending wealth and prosperity that she bestows upon her worshippers

It illustrates dharma and dharmic living through model characters

It is a beautiful and serene representation of the Hindu god

"Swami Vivekananda in chibi form—oversized head and luminous eyes—standing wearing traditional footwear on an ornate pedestal

Manu accepts the fish's advice

Barbarika/Lord Kathu Shyam - An Unsung Hero of Mahabharata colour symbolizing the unending wealth andThis sculpture intriguingly depicts Lord Khatu Shyam without a body, only his head adorned in ornate regalia, resting atop a shapeless robe. This unique portrayal may be linked to a poignant story from the Mahabharata, where Lord Krishna asks Barbarika to sacrifice his head to avoid his participation in the war, fearing that his unmatched warrior skills would decisively sway the battles outcome. Complying with Lord Krishna's request, Barbarika