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Ganesha made from grains...a representation used during pujas
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This word means Mother's Shadow. This was the name of a house
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Wonderful set. I love reading about all things Hindu!
deleted090307 · 2007-04-30: 03:13
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great photos
silsau · 2007-04-30: 04:17
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Fascinating!
jet28 · 2007-04-30: 05:49
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Thanks for providing the link. Great set.
photopoet · 2007-04-30: 06:24
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Hmmm. Wouldn't the word mean more like ""the protective shadow of the mother?" Sorry - just nitpicking! Love the first one, btw.
atulsabnis · 2007-04-30: 07:06
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neat set
magpy · 2007-04-30: 17:59
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Very interesting too!
Yanko · 2007-04-30: 18:17
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Wonderful mix of Ganesh images.
kangshung · 2007-04-30: 19:49
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Photos intéressantes.
LisetteT · 2007-04-30: 23:19
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Beautiful set!
anniepie · 2007-05-01: 05:47
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The rice Ganesha is great, I love your photos that provide a window on Indian life and culture. R,
Robie2002 · 2007-05-01: 07:01
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"Ganesha" is called "Ganesh" and is also celebrated in Martinique. Is it in gold or bronze?
miclaud · 2007-05-02: 06:31
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nice set...and yeah dosnt maatru chaya mean shadow of the mother?? :)
varshaembar · 2007-05-02: 09:51
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thanks for sharing
jendayee · 2007-05-08: 23:00
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beautiful and educational. thanks!
josephinep · 2007-05-10: 11:57
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