Lord Brahma (UEB Uncontracted)

By: Rnib

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Synopsis: This image shows the figure of the seated Hindu God Lord Brahma. There is a locator dot shown, which will be at the top left of the page when the image is the correct way up. Brahma has four heads and four arms. One of his faces is facing forward so all facial features can be found. To the left and right are faces shown from the side so only one eye and ear are shown. All four arms are shown. Brahma's fourth head is not shown. He wears a crown on each of the three heads that are shown. The crown on the central facing head has a blue jewel set in it. All heads have eyebrows above the eyes. They all have white moustaches and long white beards. Brahma's upper body is mainly bare. He has some cloth draped over the shoulder to the left. He wears a colourful garland around his neck. The hand on the left holds the handle of a water pot. To the right of this another hand holds a book. The hand on the right of the page holds a rose. Down and left from this the fourth hand is held up with the palm showing and the fingers pointing upwards. There is cloth draped over the elbows of the arms on the right of the page. He is sitting in a crossed-leg yogic position. His legs are covered with off-white coloured cloth. He sits in a large lotus flower.

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