Srivatsa
Srivatsa is a Sanskrit term that refers to a sacred serpent depicted in ancient Indian art and literature. The Srivatsa symbol is often associated with the Hindu god Vishnu, and is said to represent the month of the divine serpent Ananta, who is a cosmic serpent that encircles all living beings.
In Hindu mythology, the Srivatsa is said to be a symbol of good fortune and prosperity. It
In art and architecture, the Srivatsa is often depicted as a parrot or a serpent coiled around
In Buddhist iconography, the Srivatsa is sometimes used to represent the goddess Tara, and in Tibetan art,
Overall, the Srivatsa symbol has a rich and complex history in Indian art and literature, representing a