Kya Tan Manjta re lyrics by sujata mishra
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Traditional Style:
Divine Majesty: A majestic depiction of Shiva in his serene form, seated on a lotus throne amidst the Himalayas. The painting could be in rich hues of blue, white, and gold, with intricate detailing on his attire and the surrounding landscape. The Om Namah Shivaya mantra could be gracefully inscribed in flowing calligraphy at the top or bottom.
Traditional style Shiv ji painting with Om Namah Shivaya mantra
Cosmic Dance: Capture Shiva's dynamic energy in the Nataraja pose, his cosmic dance representing the cycle of creation and destruction. The painting could be a riot of colors, with Shiva's fiery aura and the swirling galaxies behind him. The mantra could be subtly incorporated into the background or depicted as emanating from Shiva's damru.
Modern Interpretations:
Abstract Harmony: A contemporary rendition of Shiva using geometric shapes and vibrant colors. The painting could focus on the symbolism associated with Shiva, like the crescent moon, Trishul, and Damru, represented in abstract forms. The mantra could be integrated into the design as stylized lettering or calligraphic patterns. Image of Abstract harmony style Shiv ji painting with Om Namah Shivaya mantraOpens in a new windowwww.amazon.inAbstract harmony style Shiv ji painting with Om Namah Shivaya mantra
Watercolor Serenity: A delicate watercolor painting of Shiva in a meditative state, surrounded by the calming flow of the Ganges. The soft hues and gentle brushstrokes would evoke a sense of peace and tranquility. The mantra could be written in flowing watercolor strokes, blending seamlessly with the background.
Additional Touches:
Raised Textural Elements: For a unique feel, consider using raised golden or metallic accents for the mantra or Shiva's ornaments. This would add a touch of dimension and elegance to the painting.
Personalized Message: Make the gift even more special by adding a personalized message or dedication on the back of the painting. This could be a short verse, a prayer, or simply your heartfelt wishes for the recipient.
Purchase : https://amzn.to/3UiyuAr
Traditional Style:Divine Majesty: A majestic depiction of Shiva in his serene form, seated on a lotus throne amidst the Himalayas. The painting could be in rich hues of blue, white, and gold, with intricate detailing on his attire and the surrounding landscape. The Om Namah Shivaya mantra could be gracefully inscribed in flowing calligraphy at the top or bottom.
Traditional style Shiv ji painting with Om Namah Shivaya mantra
Cosmic Dance: Capture Shiva's dynamic energy in the Nataraja pose, his cosmic dance representing the cycle of creation and destruction. The painting could be a riot of colors, with Shiva's fiery aura and the swirling galaxies behind him. The mantra could be subtly incorporated into the background or depicted as emanating from Shiva's damru.
Modern Interpretations:
Abstract Harmony: A contemporary rendition of Shiva using geometric shapes and vibrant colors. The painting could focus on the symbolism associated with Shiva, like the crescent moon, Trishul, and Damru, represented in abstract forms. The mantra could be integrated into the design as stylized lettering or calligraphic patterns.
Image of Abstract harmony style Shiv ji painting with Om Namah Shivaya mantraOpens in a new window
www.amazon.in
Abstract harmony style Shiv ji painting with Om Namah Shivaya mantra
Watercolor Serenity: A delicate watercolor painting of Shiva in a meditative state, surrounded by the calming flow of the Ganges. The soft hues and gentle brushstrokes would evoke a sense of peace and tranquility. The mantra could be written in flowing watercolor strokes, blending seamlessly with the background.
Additional Touches:
Raised Textural Elements: For a unique feel, consider using raised golden or metallic accents for the mantra or Shiva's ornaments. This would add a touch of dimension and elegance to the painting.
Personalized Message: Make the gift even more special by adding a personalized message or dedication on the back of the painting. This could be a short verse, a prayer, or simply your heartfelt wishes for the recipient.
Kya tan manjhta re ,Ik din maati mein mil jana 2
Pawan chale ud jana re pagle, ooo2
Samay chook pachhtana 2
Kya tan manjhta re ,Ik din maati mein mil jana 2
Chaar janaa mil gadhi banai
Chadhaa kath ki doliiiiii 2
Chaaron taraf se aag laga diiiii ooooo2
Phoonk diye re jaise holii2
Kya tan manjhta re
Ik din maati mein mil jana2
Haad jalen jaise ban ki lakadiyan 2 oooo
Kaise jale jaise ghaansa 2
kanchan jaise kaya jal gayi2
Koi na aaye Paasa2
Kya tan manjhta re ,Ik din maati mein mil jana 2
Teen dina teri tiriya roye, Tera dina tera bhai2 Janam janam teri mata roye 2 ooo Koi na aaye Paas2 Kya tan manjhta re, Ik din maati mein mil jana2
Kya tan manjhta re, Ik din maati mein mil jana2
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