Exploring the Symbolism and Iconography of Hindu Art
Description: Explore the rich symbolism and iconography found in Hindu art, delving into the meanings and significance behind various motifs, symbols, and representations. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Tags: hindu art symbolism iconography religious art indian art |
In Hindu art, the lotus flower often symbolizes:
The 'Om' symbol, often found in Hindu art, represents:
The 'Trishula' (trident) is commonly associated with:
In Hindu art, the 'Ganesha' figure is often depicted with:
The 'Chakra' (wheel) symbol in Hindu art represents:
The 'Shiva Linga' is a symbolic representation of:
The 'Garuda' figure in Hindu art is often depicted as:
The 'Nandi' bull is commonly associated with:
The 'Hamsa' (swan) is a symbol of:
The 'Makara' (mythical sea creature) often appears in Hindu art as:
In Hindu art, the 'Kirtimukha' (face of glory) is commonly found:
The 'Kalpavriksha' (wish-fulfilling tree) represents:
The 'Yali' (mythical lion-like creature) is often depicted in Hindu art as:
The 'Ashta Lakshmi' (eight forms of Lakshmi) represent:
The 'Dashavatara' (ten incarnations of Vishnu) symbolize: