Brahma | Hinduism Self Love Series | Ronja Block | Tattoo Art Print
Brahma | Hinduism Self Love Series | Ronja Block
Brahma, einer der Hauptgötter des Hinduismus, der allmählich von Vishnu, Shiva und der großen Göttin (in ihren verschiedenen Aspekten) in den Schatten gestellt wurde. Zusammen mit dem vedischen Schöpfergott Prajapati, dessen Identität er annahm, wurde Brahma aus einem goldenen Ei geboren und erschuf die Erde und alles, was darauf war. Spätere Mythen beschreiben, dass er aus einem Lotus hervorging, der aus dem Nabel Vishnus entsprang.
Brahma, one of the major gods of Hinduism, who was gradually eclipsed by Vishnu, Shiva, and the great Goddess (in her multiple aspects). Associated with the Vedic creator god Prajapati, whose identity he assumed, Brahma was born from a golden egg and created the earth and all things on it. Later myths describe him as having come forth from a lotus that issued from Vishnu’s navel.
✔️ Size: 30 x 40 cm
✔️ MUSEUM QUALITY PAPER - Giclée-Print on Hahnemühle William Turner 190 gsm Digital FineArt Aquarelle paper with a distinct and readily visible watercolor texture that looks and feels great
✔️ Printed with lightproof UltraChrome Pigment Ink with outstanding detail and deep strong colors that jump out at the viewer
✔️ Can hardly be distinguished from the original
✔️ 100% vegan and cruelty free
Bilderrahmen | Frames
"A picture without a frame is like a soul without a body"
- Vincent van Gogh
✔️ Wechselrahmen mit dickem 2×2,2cm Profil
✔️ Massives Lindenholz/ Eichenholz
✔️ Polysterolscheibe UV-hemmend
✔️ Rückwand MDF, Aufhänger für Quer- und Hochformat
✔️ Verchromte Metallbügel und Aufhänger
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✔️ Interchangeable frame with thick 2×2,2cm profile.
✔️ Solid oak wood/ limewood
✔️ Polysterol pane UV-inhibiting
✔️ Back panel MDF, hanger for landscape and portrait format
✔️ Chromed metal brackets and hangers
Paper quality
We print exclusively on Hahnemühle "William Turner" paper, it is literally the Rolls Royce of fine art papers. Both from the luminosity of the colors, the depth of the blacks, as well as in terms of structure and feel, the print can hardly be distinguished from the original. So far, no other paper has been able to hold a candle to our "champ" and we have tested almost every paper on the market.