Hindu Deity Collection

First Avatar of Vishnu as The Fish, illustration from
REV326521 First Avatar of Vishnu as The Fish, illustration from Voyage aux Indes Orientales et a la Chine by Pierre Sonnerat, engraved by Poisson, 1782 (colour engraving) by Sonnerat

Shiva and Parvati, Chola Dynasty, c. 846 (bronze)
BAL3683 Shiva and Parvati, Chola Dynasty, c.846 (bronze) by Indian School, (9th century); Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK; Indian, out of copyright

Carved figures of Shiva and Parvati, c. 800 AD (photo)
EAM214806 Carved figures of Shiva and Parvati, c.800 AD (photo) by Indian School, (9th century); Temple of Shiva, Kalugumalai, Tamil Nadu, India; Indian, out of copyright

Vishnu (bronze)
XIR201523 Vishnu (bronze) by Indian School; Thanjavur Art Gallery, Thanjavur, India; (add.info.: wheel of life and death; ); Indian, out of copyright

Lord Murugan Statue, the largest statue of a Hindu Deity in Malaysia at the entrance to Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Southeast Asia, Asia

Lord Murugan dtatue, the largest statue of a Hindu Deity in Malaysia at the entrance to Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Southeast Asia, Asia

Relief depicting Shiva and Parvati riding on Nandi (painted stone)
XIR201521 Relief depicting Shiva and Parvati riding on Nandi (painted stone) by Indian School, (18th century); Meenakshi Temple, Madurai, Tamil Nadu

Vishnu, Late Chola (stone)
XIR201520 Vishnu, Late Chola (stone) by Indian School (12th century); Government Museum and National Art Gallery, Madras, India; (add.info.: wheel of life and death; ); Indian, out of copyright

Vishnu, Late Chola (bronze)
XIR201519 Vishnu, Late Chola (bronze) by Indian School (12th century); Government Museum and National Art Gallery, Madras, India; (add.info.: wheel of life and death; ); Indian, out of copyright

The worlds tallest statue of Murugan, a Hindu deity, Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Southeast Asia, Asia

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"Hindu Deity: A Glimpse into the Divine Realm" Intricate and captivating, Hindu deities have long been revered as symbols of power, wisdom, and spirituality. From the first avatar of Vishnu as The Fish to the majestic Lord Murugan statue at Batu Caves in Malaysia, these divine beings hold a significant place in Hindu mythology. Illustrated with finesse, the First Avatar of Vishnu as The Fish showcases the deity's ability to protect and guide humanity through turbulent waters. Dating back to ancient times, this illustration from 'The Fish' reminds us of Vishnu's role as a savior during times of crisis. Moving on to Shiva and Parvati, we encounter an exquisite bronze sculpture from the Chola Dynasty. Crafted with meticulous detail around 846 AD, it portrays their eternal love and harmonious union. This masterpiece stands testament to their divine bond that symbolizes creation and destruction. Carved figures dating back to 800 AD depict another representation of Shiva and Parvati. These stone sculptures capture their gracefulness while riding on Nandi – a sacred bull associated with fertility and strength. Through this relief artistry, we witness their celestial presence amidst earthly realms. Vishnu takes center stage once again in both bronze and stone depictions from Late Chola period artwork. Adorned with intricate ornaments reflecting his regal stature, these statues exude divinity while embodying peace and preservation. However impressive those creations may be; none can rival the grandeur found at Batu Caves in Malaysia – home to Lord Murugan's colossal statue. Standing tall at its entrance is an awe-inspiring sight that commands respect for this warrior deity known for his valor against evil forces. As one gazes upon this magnificent structure towering over Kuala Lumpur's skyline, it serves as a reminder of faith's enduring power across borders.