Antique Carved Doors and Zen Garden Sculptures

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - June 2, 2020 - PRLog -- Buddha, Dancing Shiva and Ganesha, Parvarti, Krishna, Kali, Durga and Tara are dimensions of your energy that inspire to add a touch of the mystic to the home. Each carved statue and Headboard / Panel tells a story that is rich with history and tradition. Ganesh is the playful elephant deity who resides in the root chakra and grounds us to the earth. He is the beginner and the physical form of the first sound "om".

Carved headboards of Krishna dancing with gopis, eternal souls that are entwined in their beautiful love story, Shiva the cosmic transforming energy, we identify with these as we progress through life. Each corner of the home is sacred and wall sculptures bring positive energy to your interiors. Colorful patinas add dimension to the carvings and make them come alive with warmth and individuality.

The art of decorating in Indian style is governed by Vaastu which is similar to Zen. Beautifully elegant and stylishly happy, radiating positivity, Vaastu combines interior décor with the ancient traditions of Vedas. Guiding the energy of the sun through symbols "yantras" or sacred geometry is used to energize the weak corners of the house.

Ganesha by the door is good luck and Krishna in the living room maintains a healthy balance of energies. Old antique doors and arches with ancient carvings bring in beautiful energies and envelop you in their magical vibrations of protection and abundance.

The main door was considered very important in ancient days as it was the entrance to your prosperity. The more elaborate a door, the higher your status. The carvings like lotus and peacock were all symbolically associated with abundance and prosperity. The metals of brass and iron were use to add strength and to negate bad vibrations. The water pitcher associated with overflowing abundance and the chakra which is the symbol of sun energy made these Haveli Doors very auspicious and served as magnets of good fortune.

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