Himalayan Academy Museum of Spiritual Art
The Dhyana Slokas from the ancient scripture mudgala purana give an illustrious description of the 32 forms of Ganapati. These images and slokas are an extract from Sritattvanidhi, an iconographic treatise compiled in 19th century in Karnataka.
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For five decades the monks at Kauai’s Hindu Monastery in Hawaii have been commissioning and collecting original works of art for our many publications, apps and web projects. Now the entire collection is available to you through the Himalayan Academy Museum of Spiritual Art.
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