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From the Publisher Namaha – Stories from the Land of Gods and Goddesses Namaha is the first book of paintings and stories handpicked from the body of work of author artist Abhishek singh created over a span of 12 years, exploring ancient wisdom literature of India. The stories are infused with an environmental intent and taking the reader right at the center of conversations unravelling between the source and the seeker. It showcases paintings done all across the globe, from the Himalayan terrains, to cities across continents, in front of the Elephant and at the ghats of Varanasi. While some are large works, others are arts from the traveling sketchbooks. Gripping Storytelling Namaha has a diverse spectrum which consists of stories like Touching the Sun - a humanistic parable, The Little Droplet - a story for children, Anasuya - a letter by an elephant mother) Namaha - a story exploring existential ideas and many others appealing to a wide range of audience. Captivating Artwork Namaha, with its rich and captivating illustrations, transports you to another time and space. Its cover is a captivating rendition of Lord Shiva cleaning the ocean by drinking the deadly poison Halahala. The painting was created live over a period of 7 days at the ghats of Varanasi and and is an ode to the river Ganges . A Rare Collectible Namaha is a book lover’s delight. It is a hardcover that comes with 120 pages of intricate artwork and an 8 page center-fold printed on a glossy paper. It is a great collectible to add to your personal library. A Perfect Gift Of Stories Namaha, and its art and stories will make a great gift that will be truly cherished by the soul. It is a perfect gift to introduce children and adults to the wisdom of ancient wisdom literature presented with an universal appeal. Abhishek Singh : Author / Artist Abhishek Singh's work is acclaimed around the world for its unique style and storytelling, and has been exhibited in prestigious places like LACMA, Asia Society, Vermont Museum, and Burning Man. He is known for his social impact projects, where he blends stories of nature, myths, and social themes with live artworks, like Shiva in Varanasi, Vrikshdootam—Message from the Trees , Goddess Exhibition , Budapest and the Jaipur Literature Festival. Namaha was created with much care and gusto, at the heart of which was the artwork. Painted by Singh at a live exhibition in Varanasi, the painting depicting Lord Shiva drinking the halahala , is a rare piece of art that was chosen for the cover of Namaha because of its powerful visual storytelling. Many artworks featured in the book were created at this exhibition. Review: Art Captures Truth - Books like these can't quite be reviewed. They capture something deep and profound about India's heritage and the eternal nature of the Hindu religion. So let me just state that I loved everything the artist Abhishek Singh and his team accomplished in these books. I never quite expected the artwork to be so immersive, detailed, and beautiful. It truly gave off epic vibes. The stories contained between the covers brought India's rich and ancient beliefs to life in more ways than one. I wouldn't call the books religious, per se, but they did possess an incredible weight of spirituality and symbolism just waiting to be explored, or rather re-explored. Review: Simply Magical - Its difficult to say whats more ethereal - Abhishek's art or his storytelling.. or the simplicity in his words that makes the most complicated feelings comprehendible. His mastery over these freeflowing artscapes and his enthralling stories that have a fluid myriad of worlds and beings mystical yet relatable, just add more mystery to the myths Abhi is creating in this book. Namah also consists of some of my most favorite unpublished and unreleased rare art of Abhishek Singh. These pieces created over the last ten fifteen years are presented for the first time for his fans. Jumping straight out of his numerous sketchbooks, canvases, digital files - these masterpieces are worth cherishing. The book is as poetic and Sufiana as Abhishek Singh, experience the magic and savour the amazing art of Abhishek Singh.
| Best Sellers Rank | #18,613 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #4 in Religious Fiction for Young Adults #95 in Comics & Graphic Novels for Young Adults #223 in Spirituality (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 903 Reviews |
J**T
Art Captures Truth
Books like these can't quite be reviewed. They capture something deep and profound about India's heritage and the eternal nature of the Hindu religion. So let me just state that I loved everything the artist Abhishek Singh and his team accomplished in these books. I never quite expected the artwork to be so immersive, detailed, and beautiful. It truly gave off epic vibes. The stories contained between the covers brought India's rich and ancient beliefs to life in more ways than one. I wouldn't call the books religious, per se, but they did possess an incredible weight of spirituality and symbolism just waiting to be explored, or rather re-explored.
A**A
Simply Magical
Its difficult to say whats more ethereal - Abhishek's art or his storytelling.. or the simplicity in his words that makes the most complicated feelings comprehendible. His mastery over these freeflowing artscapes and his enthralling stories that have a fluid myriad of worlds and beings mystical yet relatable, just add more mystery to the myths Abhi is creating in this book. Namah also consists of some of my most favorite unpublished and unreleased rare art of Abhishek Singh. These pieces created over the last ten fifteen years are presented for the first time for his fans. Jumping straight out of his numerous sketchbooks, canvases, digital files - these masterpieces are worth cherishing. The book is as poetic and Sufiana as Abhishek Singh, experience the magic and savour the amazing art of Abhishek Singh.
O**J
Amazing Read!!
There's a lot of depth in each and every line, and The illustrations takes you to a whole new world. Book Quality is A1 This book is for people who knows about what awareness is, then only you can deeply connect with each stories. Tip : Take help of gpt and google to go indepth in each character and story
P**H
Great graphics
The graphics are great, but I would love it if they had paid more attention to the product quality of the printing. My first book actually had to be replaced. This one is fine except that I notice the page width varies in some places.
F**S
"You will become all of it, one big breath when the night dawns" - Namaha -Story 2 -
A significant care and love has gone into this art. The energy translates through. I have been following Abhishek Singh's work since I started my artistic journey. His works for me shares the same summit as Indian classical artists like Raja Ravi Verma and M. V. Dhurandhar. Over the years reading his stories on social media and his outreach and recently his studying of Elephants to bring their stories to the light is really heart warming. I am happy that there are a few paintings of the majestic beasts in the chapter Ansuya. (one of my favorite stories of the book thus far) I don't know what else to say, but if you like expressive and immersive art, a dive into the cosmos of Indian Gods and Goddesses and an affinity for great story telling, this book is for you.
H**N
Absolute masterpiece
This is art, beauty, poetic, spirituality, mythology, philosophy, simplicity, all blended into one.
H**.
Not a very good read but a good looking book
Youre better off finding the content online if you are looking for something to read around hindu gods, you can finish reading this book in less than an hour. Art is good looking, some of them are actually great work Overall, if you have spare money and looking for something to just keep go for it! Oh yes, it probably wont fit in most bookshelves as well
T**N
Great: essence. Average: print quality. Bad: used!
Very good one from Abhishek Singh, and similar in most ways to Purnam- very surreal and dream like, just like the Shiva mythologies it is based upon! I resonated with the author- in his sketches, and in his prose. The binding is great. My grouses: 1. Publisher (wonder house) this one has a print quality that is clearly not as good as the Purnam copy I received. Was that one great, or this one bad? 2. Seller (Cocoblu): why did you sell me a used copy?!! If used, at least ensure that some pages are not as crumpled (none were torn, thank you!) In your defence, this is the first time in multiple orders, so let's agree to dismiss this as a one off.
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