India’s Elephants: A Cultural Legacy

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Gentle in disposition, fierce in battle and beloved in festivals, across time, India’s elephants have been synonymous with the ceremonial pomp of royalty as well as symbols of strength, production and majesty. Elephants have inspired idioms and games and have captured our fancy as evident in ancient temple architecture as well as Mughal miniatures. in India’s Elephants: A Cultural Legacy, Tripti Pandey explores our fascination with this impressive creature, looking at myths and legends, anecdotes, religious symbolism, festivals and artwork that have featured the elephant prominently, as well as the allure this animal has had with the royals over the centuries. In this way, the thrill and magic of this magnificent creature will live on for time immemorial!.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Tripti Pandey

Tripti Pandey is known for her deep love for culture. She is a recognized name in unfolding Rajasthan’s rich heritage. Her involvement with folk music and dance resulted in a first ever book of its kind Where Silence Sings which received heartening reviews. She is an avid travel writer who explores culture and highlights its salient features. She has been honoured with Austrian President’s Gold Medal in the year 2003.

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Title
India’s Elephants: A Cultural Legacy
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Edition
1st. ed.
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ISBN
9780670089529
Length
226p., Illustrations; 230 Plates; 30cm.
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