No Need of a Halo

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Saraswati is popular not only amongst Hindus but Buddhists and Jains also. She is the tutelary deity of writers, artists and poets and embodies the spirit of all fine arts. Fair complexioned, she is dressed in a green blouse and red saree. The use of the saree endows the female figure with heroic and sublime propensity and of course, widens the appeal of the picture. She has four arms with two occupied playing the veena and the other two holding a rosary and a manuscript each. There is a divine glow on her face - what if the artist has done away with the halo! Her crown is stupendous, embedded with precious rubies and emeralds, matching her elaborate collar necklace and waist-belt.

The landscape includes a lush tree behind the goddess, the calm blue skies, a river flowing with unusual tranquility and the peacock in the foreground with colourful majestic feathers.

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