• 8x12 in. Woven artwork with metallic gold thread
• Can be framed or added to a jacket as a woven back patch
• Features heat sensitive adhesive backing for iron-on usage

Sanskrit:
Emptiness - Śūnyatā - शून्यता

Indra is known in the Rig Veda as a guardian deity and the king of the gods. He is celebrated for his victory in conquering the king of the demons known as Vritra, who is responsible for obstructing humanity from it's natural state of bliss and prosperity. When the deceptive forces of Vritra are destroyed by Lord Indra, rain and sunshine become the allies of man once again.

In this image, Indra is shown holding the sacred Soma flower, who's juice was extracted and fermented to create a hallucinogenic elixir that is said to have uplifting, healing qualities. And when consumed by humans, the elixir was known for it's power to bring us closer to divinity.