One Colour Batiks

The Buddha sits in the lotus position, with one hand raised in the position of the Abhaya Mudra. This indicates his fearlessness.

The Buddha is taking the position of the Bhumisparsa Mudra. This literally represents the Buddha as taking the earth as witness.

Here the Buddha sits in quiet meditation, his hands in the position of the Dhyana Mudra. He sits cross legged in the lotus position, in one of his most well known poses.

Ganesha is one of the most popular of the Hindu gods; he is the bringer of luck, the clearer of obstacles, the god of wisdom and the protector of books and knowledge.

As the bringer of luck, Ganesha is one of the most popular of the Hindu gods. The loving and wise Ganesha is also the clearer of obstacles and the protector of books and knowledge.

Nataraj is the dancing form of the Lord Shiva. He dances the cosmic dance 'Anandatandava,' which means the Dance of Bliss. This symbolizes the cycle of creation and destruction together with the daily rhythms of birth and death.

Shiva, regarded as the representation of the supreme being is shown here sat on a tiger skin. He is the destroyer; through him the cycle of life is able to be continued.

This handmade batik displays the image of Buddha, in lotus position. The picture is printed on a stone effect background, giving a lovely depth and texture.

Ganesh is the Remover of Obstacles. Ganesh should be placed opposite the door to ward off any forces that may hinder your goals.

Lord Ganesh is shown on His carriage drawn by mice on this handmade batik. Ganesh is the Remover of Obstacles.

Krishna is shown here in traditional stance, playing the flute in princely robes. Lord Krishna is a playful and expressive. He is often depicted in His child form.

Laxmi is the Goddess of Wealth and Prosperity. She is pictured on this batik sitting on a large lotus flower, holding smaller lotus flowers and coins.

Lord Shiva is displayed here in half-lotus position with a three-pronged trident and snake. Shiva signifies the destructive part of the cyclic process of creation, preservation, dissolution and recreation of the universe.

Shiva Nataraj is Lord Shiva dancing amidst a circle of flames to destroy past negative energies and allow the universe to be recreated.