In Sanskrit Bhaskara means the one who illuminates. It is Sanskrit name used for the Sun. Rooted deeply in traditional Indian symbolism, this piece brings warmth, light, and spiritual energy to life in a compact, modern format. In Indian culture, a Bhaskara Sun God painting is believed to bless a home with happiness and success. Placing a sun painting in the east brings great energy to a home, since that is where the sun rises.
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ARTWORK CARE GUIDE
To keep your art print beautiful for years to come, please follow these essential care guidelines:
- Handling: Hold the print only by its edges. Your skin’s natural oils can smudge or stain the paper.
- Wiping & Cleaning: Never use water, damp cloths, or cleaning sprays. To clean, only dust the surface very gently with a dry, soft microfiber cloth or feather duster.
- Sunlight: Hang the artwork away from direct sunlight to prevent the colors from fading over time.
- Moisture: Avoid placing unframed prints in humid areas like bathrooms or kitchens to stop the paper from warping.
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