Sri Maha Vishnu

Sri Maha Vishnu -The lord with shanka,chakra gadha and lotus in his four arms. There are many names were we sometimes call him Narayan,vasudeva,Hari, Mukunda, ...and many more....

The lord has come to us in different Avatars to makes us understand the true value of living.
He came as Narasimha to let us know that nothing is impossible if you are strong enough on your words and God doesn't exist only in temples or punyakshetra he/ she can be anywhere ,Call them with true devotion in mind and heart -They will come to you.

He came as Rama , He came as Krishna to teach us Love and respect towards our beloved ones. Not only Respecting Lord Rama as thought us  that thinking about the goal is not just our duty we must have patience and target to achieve it..


In such a way Lord Narayan has come with many other avatars .

To understand his thoughts and views our saints had written vishnupuranam , bhagavatam.. were we can read , understand and get through it..

 My painting brings up his arrival to earth with a peacock in his hand to teach us a new colours of view and vision.

Painting: Sri Maha Vishnu
Art colour: Blue& black , white, Green, Yellow and Orange
Art done on: A5 size sketch Book
Paint : Acrylic paints

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