Second Avatar of Vishnu - Kurma (The Tortoise) chibi whose name means "the messenger

whose name means "the messenger of Shiva

symbolize wisdom and the ability to listen to the subtlest of sounds in the universe

As Bhagwan Swaminarayan

The peacock represents Krishna’s love for dance

The Ganesh side of the figure displays his characteristic chubby body and elephant head

Second Avatar of Vishnu - Kurma (The Tortoise) chibi whose name means "the messengerKurma is the second incarnation of the 'Dashavatara', the ten principal avatars of Vishnu. In Hindu iconography, Kurma is depicted as a tortoise, or as a human being with a tortoise body. The number of limbs he possesses varies, as does the number of weapons he carries as a function of this. Two of his four hands carry the Shankha (conch shell), and the Chakra (a discus), while the other two convey the Varada and abhaya mudras, gestures of charity and