Relief inspired by a painting Hindu Agni.
As part of Hinduism, Agni (the Sanskrit word Agni: "Fire") is the Vedic god of the "creative fire." Along with Indra and Surya up the Vedic trinity later replaced by the Puranic trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Siva.
A Agni is represented as having two faces (suggesting beneficial and destructive), eyes and black hair, three legs and seven arms. Its symbolic vehicle is a goat.
As part of Hinduism, Agni (the Sanskrit word Agni: "Fire") is the Vedic god of the "creative fire." Along with Indra and Surya up the Vedic trinity later replaced by the Puranic trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Siva.
A Agni is represented as having two faces (suggesting beneficial and destructive), eyes and black hair, three legs and seven arms. Its symbolic vehicle is a goat.
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