Bell Metal Horse Lamp

“Style your home or office with this Pemium Dhokra Craft creation by ours skilled artists. The art has a pair of horses who are holding lamps in a unique way which magnifies the beauty of the art.

Horses are often seen as symbols of freedom and unrestrained movement, stemming from their ability to run swiftly and gracefully. This can translate to personal freedom, liberation from limitations, and the power to achieve one’s goals.

The lamps signifies brightness in ones’ life and new paths.

The lamps have very detailed and intricate designs crafted around them elegantly and similar to the horse who have the design of tribals dancing as they worship nature and animals and gain inspiration from them.”

Description

Horses hold a significant place in Hinduism, both literally and figuratively. Here’s a breakdown of their importance:

Symbolism:

Strength and Power: Horses are seen as powerful creatures, symbolizing royalty, nobility, and martial prowess.

Loyalty and Respect: The bond between a horse and rider is highly valued, representing loyalty, respect, and service.

Partnership and Trust: Horses have a long history of working alongside humans. Their connection with riders signifies the importance of trust, communication, and building strong partnerships.

Intuition and Connection: Some believe horses are sensitive to human emotions and can be spirit guides or messengers. They might encourage you to trust your intuition and connect with your inner self.

Knowledge: Hayagriva, an avatar of Vishnu, has a horse’s head. He is associated with knowledge, wisdom, and eloquence.

Sun God’s Chariot: The sun god Surya is depicted riding a chariot pulled by seven swift horses, representing the passage of time and the sun’s rays.

Vastu Shastra, the ancient Indian architectural system, recommends incorporating horses for good luck.

Horses can be powerful spiritual symbols, and their meaning can vary depending on your personal experiences and beliefs.