Smaradahana

Name
Smaradahana
Short summary
The god Siwa meditates, and so threatens the balance of the world. The other gods convince his son, Smara (Kama), the god of love, to shoot Siwa with his arrows so that Siwa will return to his duty as a householder, and make love to his wife, Uma. Siwa is extremely angry, and assumes his cosmic form and burns up Smara. Smara's wife, Ratih, throws herself on the funeral pyre of her husband, and together their ashes spread desire through the world. Uma gives birth to a son, who has an elephant head because she was frightened by Airwana, the elephant vehicle of the god Indra. This son is Gana or Ganesa.
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Artist:
I Ketut Rudin
Location:
Sanur
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Location:
Tabanan
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Date of work:
1830
Location:
Kamasan
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Artist:
Rambug Kaki
Location:
Kamasan
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Location:
Wongaya Gede
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Location:
Ubud
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Location:
Kamasan
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Date of work:
1880
Artist:
I Made Cekeg
Location:
Batuan
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Date of work:
2006
Location:
Kamasan
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Date of work:
1973
Artist:
Rambug Kaki
Location:
Kamasan
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Date of work:
1880
Artist:
Rianta Kaki
Location:
Kamasan
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Date of work:
1880
Artist:
I Nyoman Dogol
Location:
Kamasan, Pura Bale Batur
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Artist:
Nyoman Laya
Location:
Kamasan
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Artist:
I Nyoman Mandra
Location:
Kamasan
Narrative:
Smaradahana
Date of work:
1979