Traditional Mysore Painting of Matsya Avatara of Vishnu (Incarnation as Fish)
<p>The traditional Mysore Painting of the Matsya Avatara of Vishnu manifests the first incarnation of lord Vishnu in the form of a divine fish with a royal crown and several arms. He is carrying discus and conch in his upper hands. He grabs slain Hiranyaksha’s hair with one of his lower hands and carries a sword in the other. He has four vedas - in the form of four infants - scooped up in his right arm.</p><p><br></p><p>The painting displays Lord Vishnu saving specifics of life, and the first man, Manu, from the flood, symbolizing guidance, protection, and the beginning of evolution in water.</p><p><br></p><p>The oceanic backdrop, miniature figures and deities increase the painting’s pious ambiance.. It is a cultural treasure suitable for pooja rooms or home temples, spiritual centers, art collections, etc. It is also an ideal gift for religious occasions and loved ones. </p>
