Description: Old bronze representing Annapurna16th century India Height: 9.2cm Size: 9.2*5.3*6.4cm Weight: 306g, BronzeAnnapurna is the Hindu goddess of food and cooking whose image is often found in Indian kitchens, dining rooms and restaurants. Its name comes from the Sanskrit, anna, which means "food" or "grain", and purna, which means "perfect" or "full". She is the symbol of nurturing care, caring for both physical nourishment and soul nourishment. It also symbolizes prosperity, charity and providence. Annapurna is considered an avatar of Shiva's wife, Parvati, and Hindu images often show Shiva with a bowl asking her to give the food that provides shakti energy that leads to knowledge and enlightenment. In Hinduism, the Annapurna is a very popular deity and holds a special place because food is considered sacred. Hindus believe that when the Annapurna blesses food, it is transformed into amrita, a Sanskrit word meaning "the nectar of immortality". Without adequate nourishment, one lacks physical health and therefore cannot attain spiritual health. Those who cook are considered to provide energy that fuels the spiritual journey. Annapurna is the goddess of the Indian city of Varanasi (Kashi), where there are two of the few temples dedicated to her, the most important of which is the Annapurna Devi Mandir temple. All items in the shop are visible at:Saint-Ouen flea market142 Rue des Rosiers93400 Saint OuenMalassis Market - Stands 23-24(Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Monday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.)Feel free to see my other items: https://www.ebay.fr/str/leschevauxduventAnnapurna is the Hindu goddess of food and cooking whose image is often found in Indian kitchens, dining rooms and restaurants. Its name comes from the Sanskrit, anna, which means "food" or "grain", and purna, which means "perfect" or "full". She is the symbol of nurturing care, caring for both physical nourishment and soul nourishment. It also symbolizes prosperity, charity and providence. In Hinduism, the Annapurna is a very popular deity and holds a special place because food is considered sacred. Hindus believe that when the Annapurna blesses food, it is transformed into amrita, a Sanskrit word meaning "the nectar of immortality". Without adequate nourishment, one lacks physical health and therefore cannot attain spiritual health. Those who cook are considered to provide energy that fu
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Location: Paris
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Height: 9.2cm
Material: Bronze
Authenticity: Original
Origine: India
Time Period: XIXth and before
Length: 6.4cm
Width: 5.3cm
Type: Figure, Statue
Weight: 306g
Brand: Unbranded
MPN: Does not apply