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a Gujarat Silk Wall Hanging Puthia Depicting the Feet of aJain Monk, From Gujarat, India. Real Zari (Gold and Silver ) Embroidery on the Silk.
The presence of the holy teacher is indicated
symbolically by his footprints, rather than his
bodily form. In Indian culture, body parts have
different values; the head is most revered, and the
feet the least; thus, the worship of someone's feet
is an expression of true reverence. To either side of the footprints, small
worshipers in colorful robes hold fly whisks to
honor the guru.
C.1750.
Its size is 31cmX32cm(DSC09378).
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