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Bring a sporty edge to your casual attire with the Clarks Unstructured Un.durga oxford. This womens casual shoe is set in a premium full-grain leather and nubuck upper with contrast stitching accents and lambskin lining with reduced stitching surrounds the foot in luxurious softness to prevent irritation and blisters. The removable, vegetable-tanned leather insole reduces foot friction and the unique air circulation system features intake vents to allow cooler, fresh air to enter. Channeled mesh...

Durga is the Hindu goddess of creation and destruction and symbolizes victory, femine energy and creativity. In Sanskrit the name Durga means ''invincible'' and is sometimes referred to the goddess of Mother Earth. The sterling silver Durga pendant comes on faceted silver chain.

D.S. & Durga Masculine, Beartrapper Size: Price: $85.00 Color: Beartrapper Modified from a 16th century Russian alchemist's potion used to attract bears. A blend of cedarwood, tarragon, and Japanese yuzu complemented by leather notes and mandarin peel. D.S. & Durga perfumes are handmade in Brooklyn of the best ingredients from around the world. Each scent is unique and original, inspired by the lore of flowers & herbs and their importance in the fields of medicine, beauty, and gastronomy. ...

Square Magnet. (multiple products selected)Devi Kali Durga Hindu Goddess Powerful Tiger Art Art reproduced from the mystical art painting by Sue Halstenberg. Durga's tiger and fiery red clothes signify her fearlessness, as she destroys illusions of separation using all the weapons bestowed on her by the Hindu Gods and Goddesses.

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Durga is the Hindu goddess of war. This quick-stitching design is similar to an etching, and uses just one color thread.

This little brass statuette portrays Kali Durga in the full duality of her role in Hindu culture. Both a destroyer and the goddess of time and change, she is shown here almost as a goddess of fertility, hinting at the way destruction is necessary for change and new growth. With her many arms carrying the weapons for which she is known, she has one foot upon the her consort, Shiva; a scene well known in the most famous legend of Kali, where after defeating the demon that had undone Shiva she danced...

This extremely popular icon encapsulates the legendary struggle between the great goddess Durga and the demon called Mahishasura, who symbolizes ignorance, disorder, chaos and evil. Devi Durga is the supreme goddess representing the combined energy of all the gods. The battle between the goddess is described in many texts; however, the most popular is found in Durga Saptashati, or the seven hundred shlokas on Durga, a part of the Markandeya Purana. Here the goddess, with wide open eyes, is energetic...

Make your pooja brighter full with this specially designed ethnic Durga idol. Silver weight: 37 grams. Silver purity: 90%. Brand: Sri Jagdamba pearls & gold.

Auspicious 'Durga Maa' image in the form of white metal wall hanging.

Depicted in traditional fashion, holding weapons and riding a fierce tiger, the Hindu Goddess Durga is shown here in a splendid design. The resplendent and brave wife of Shiva, she was known for having manifested when evil forces threatened the very existence of the gods. A slayer of demons and a potent representation of the united Gods, she went into battle with the chakra of Vishnu and a trident from Shiva, and was always represented with a meditative smile. Standing 6" tall and 4 1/2" wide, this...

Durga is one of the most important and powerful goddesses of the Hindu pantheon. Originally worshiped as the embodiment of natural forces which grant life as the same time as taking it away, she was later assigned the role of the shakti of the impersonal absolute, the female counterpart of the great male deity. In this role she was also seen as the wife of Shiva in addition to, or as part of Parvati. In her friendly manifestation she feeds people and animals, but above all, she is the warlike protectress...