Yakshi (nature spirit): Mathura, India, around 200 AD
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Yakshi (nature spirit): Mathura, India, around 200 AD
I can't stop LAUGHING 😂. They chose pictures of Apsaras and Yakshis (female nature spirits thats equivalents in Greek mythology are water and forest nymphs) and try to claim that because they're voluptuous like anime girls drawn by pervs it means that "Hinduism is misogynistic". Who's gonna tell these fuckers with no elementary knowledge of Indic sculptures and mythology how moronic they come off as? Are you gonna be mad at 2000+ year old sculptors for sculpting Apsaras, Yakshis and other SUPERNATURAL beings?
These porn brained westerners and their Indian sepoys masquerading as feminists don't even deserve a response. Our Devis have big payodhara which nurtures us like MOTHER. Apsaras and Yakshis are shaped so beautifully because they have feminine essence which was worshipped by our ancestors!!! We bow to Chamunda who has no breasts. Soon these westerners will come after Shivalinga for being chauvinistic and whatnot. Western feminists, who even pulled up cultural relativism like the mini nazis they are, fuck off and focus on your males who travel to Africa and Asia to grape kids.
Lokah Fanart #40 Lunarnova 2
Holy shit I drew a straight couple again (theyre the only straight couple I draw lol)
Its a reaaaally rough scribble, I was just practicing posing-
1800 year old Sculpture of a female figure, probably a yakshi (nature spirit) Mathura, India.
The infamous Yakshi sculpture. I was suppose to only sketch her but...
Had to censor the tiddies because you, know, social media
Yakshi in Water Artist: Ram Gopal Vijayvargiya (1905 – 2003) Watercolour wash on paper 26.7 x 39.7 in. / 67.8 x 100.8 cm. (via DAG world)
Yakshi
Yakshi is the name of the desi vampire from my grandmother's stories. She is always an extremely beautiful lady, with doe eyes and long hair, the smell of pala and tinkering of anklets accompanying her arrival followed by the echoes of her bell like laughter.
Her story might change in shades but the essense remains the same. Scorned lover, pretty girl, innocent child, always betrayed and left to die by a man, she is said to come back with a thirst for revenge and for the blood of the humanity that caused her doom, waiting by in the dark to lead the men who is at the wrong place at the wrong time to their death.
Legends from Kerala
Kerala also known as God’s Own Country is resplendent with many legends of people and here I am describing them.
Parasurama
It was God Parasurama who threw an axe into the sea and birthed Kerala.
Mahabali
Mahabali was a mythical king of Kerala and he was much loved by the people. God Vamana grew jealous and visited him as a dwarf and asked him for three boons. Mahabali complied readily and the first boon was the Heaven and Vamana put his step and the second boon was he earth and then when he asked the third boon Mahabali out of servitude granted his body to be stepped on with one condition that he will visit his people every year once. And it was this legend that gave birth to Onam a festival of Kerala. Onam is a festival with snake boat races, floral designs and lamps are lit in the night to welcome Mahabali.
Kuttichathan
Kuttichathan is a malevolent child demon who is worshipped as a God and offerings are made to appease him to get wishes satisfied.
Kayankulam Kochunni
Kayankulam Kochunni is thief of Kerala who has got the character of Robin Hood. There are many legends about him which are enthralling.
Perunthachan
Perunthachan is an acclaimed as a master architect just like Icarus and he became upset with the rising popularity of his son and killed him.
Kadamatathu Kattanar
Kdamatathu Kattanar (priest) is famous in legend for driving out demons and healing people. He is a shaman as well as a priest.
Yakshi
Yakshi is a female demon and in many temples there are chains to show that Yakshi is bound. In ancient times, she used to waylay helpless people and like Dracula drink blood.