Lingam phallus-shaped Lingam Linga holiest form

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Lingam phallus-shaped Lingam Linga holiest form

Lingam, The phallus-shaped Lingam (or Linga), the holiest form that symbolizes the creative power of Shiva, Signed: P. Sonnerat pinx, Poisson sc, pl. 54, before p. 179 (vol. 1), Sonnerat, Pierre M. (pinx.); Poisson, Jean-Baptiste Marie (sculp.), 1782, Sonnerat, Pierre: Voyages aux Indes orientales et a la Chine. fait par ordre du Roi depuis 1774 jusqu en 1781: dans lequel on traite des moeurs, de la religion, des sciences & des arts des Indiens, des Chinois, des Pegouins & des Madegasses (...). Paris: chez l auteur: chez Froule: chez Nyon... 1782

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1782 Chez Froulé Chez Lauteur Chez Nyon Dans Lequel De La Religion Des Chinois Des Pégouins Des Madégasses Des Sciences Des Arts Des Indiens Jean Baptiste Marie La Chine P Sonnerat Pinx Pierre Pierre M Poisson Poisson Sc Shiva Signed Sonnerat Symbolizes Traite Des Moeurs Vol 1 Voyages Aux Indes Orientales Linga Lingam

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases the Lingam, the holiest form in Hinduism that symbolizes the creative power of Lord Shiva. The image is a reproduction from Pierre Sonnerat's renowned book "Voyages aux Indes orientales et a la Chine" published in 1782. The intricate artwork was created by P. Sonnerat and beautifully engraved by Jean-Baptiste Marie Poisson. The Lingam, depicted here in its phallus-shaped form known as Linga, holds immense significance for devotees worldwide. It represents both the male and female energies of creation and embodies divine fertility and regeneration. As a sacred emblem, it serves as a reminder of Shiva's role as the supreme creator and destroyer. The attention to detail in this print is exquisite, capturing every curve and contour of the Lingam with precision. Its inclusion in Sonnerat's comprehensive exploration of Indian culture reflects his deep appreciation for religious customs, social practices, scientific advancements, and artistic traditions prevalent among Indians, Chinese people, Pegouins (Burmese), and Madegasses (Malagasy). This photograph print not only preserves an important cultural artifact but also offers viewers an opportunity to delve into ancient beliefs through visual representation. Whether displayed for educational purposes or personal admiration of artistry rooted in spirituality, this remarkable piece invites contemplation on the profound symbolism embodied by the Lingam within Hinduism.

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