Brahma Crewneck Sweatshirts

Unveil the divine architect with this Brahma tee. In Hindu mythology, Brahma, the four-faced god, is the supreme creator. This design showcases Brahma's wisdom and omnipresence with his four heads, symbolizing the four Vedas (sacred scriptures) and cardinal directions. He may be depicted holding sacred objects like a staff, prayer beads, and a lotus flower, representing purity and creation. Crafted from comfortable cotton, this shirt is perfect for those who seek knowledge, creativity, and a deeper understanding of the universe.

The Brahman is a breed of Bos indicus (Zebu) cattle, exported from India to the rest of the world. The Brahman has a distinct large hump over the top of the shoulder and neck, and a loose flap of skin (dewlap) hanging from the neck. Their ears are large and floppy. Despite their huge size, they are known as a docile breed, if handled with kindness from calfhood. They are very smart with minds of their own and a tendency towards stubbornness. I snapped this fine specimen at Blair Drummond Safari Park, near Stirling, Scotland. BEST VIEWED LARGER

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Now in red

Kṛṣṇa who is known as Govinda is the Supreme Godhead.

My sweet friend Chips. She's the queen of our yard. I drew her using colored pencils.

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Brahman Cattle pattern! Check out the Cattle Breeds Collection for more colors and breeds!

Show those jabronies at work that you are the most electrifying employee that they have! This logo on a coffee mug will undoubtedly get them to KNOW THEIR ROLE! (Mugs also available with double-sided print).

The dark side of the brahma.

This Brahma bull is perfect for all the cow lovers in your life

Meditation : Salute to ONE (Color)

A minimalistic hen linolcut- artistic drawing. A fresh and funny chicken- design for all chicken-dads - and moms and those who love living the healthy rural- farmer- lifestyle.

Explore the mystical world of Sak Yant tattoos with my exclusive apparel collection. These designs draw inspiration from the ancient artistry and spiritual significance of Sak Yant, offering a unique blend of tradition and contemporary style. Each piece is a symbol of inner strength and protection, echoing the beliefs of this sacred practice. Dive into the realm of Sak Yant tattoos and wear your spirituality with pride. Find your perfect Sak Yant-inspired apparel here. This tattoo symbolizes courage, determination and protection. Hanuman is considered a faithful companion and a powerful protector. He is also known for his healing powers and his ability to overcome obstacles.Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu Sak Yant.

A typical german and european chicken race form Hamburg. Farmers and chicken lovers best friend due to its peaceful and sympathic character. A village peoples design.

Don Brahma, the Vedic God of USA

Are you crazy about chickens? Together with the saying ''Cluck Yeah - I love my Brahma Chicken'' this design is perfect for chicken lovers, who love Brahmas. If you are a breeder or owner of Brahmas this chicken sayings motif is perfect for you.

A big and red brahman bull

OM symbol - Golden Brushstroke

OM symbol and Butterfly - watercolor

Om Tree

A perfect gift or present for Christmas, Birthday, Halloween, Father's Day, Thanksgiving, Anniversary and even on ordinary day for all Rooster lover and Farm animal workers and owners.

Groundwork magical head spaces from broken foundational traces of screams from devilish phases They allowed me to leave but this house is contagious

Rooster at the Ready is a colorful image created by FancifulFusion (an ArtistsQuest subsidiary) utilizing various art styles and influences, and then finalized by ArtistsQuest.

Gift for all India fans and followers of Shiva, the Indian god of happiness and joy. Those who are interested in Hinduism and spirituality will love this Indian motif.

For Brahma breeders

Om Tree

A Brahma and a bantam D'Uccle chick, same birthday, big size difference.

We are all one. We are all connected. God, whom the Christians “father” the Muslims "Allah", the Hindu "Brahma", the Buddhists "Buddha" and call the Jews "YHWH" is in every mineral, every plant, every animal and in every human being. Everything we do to others actually harms ourselves. If we recognize unity in diversity, we can live together in peace, harmony and unconditional love, in the awareness of togetherness and mutual understanding.

Unleash the divine cycle of creation, preservation, and destruction with this Trimurti tee. Bold graphics showcase Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, representing the Hindu concept of the divine. Feel the power of Brahma the creator with four faces, Vishnu the preserver with his iconic conch shell and discus, and Shiva the destroyer with his trident. Crafted from comfortable cotton, this shirt is perfect for everyday wear or showcasing your love for Hinduism.

"Aham Brahmasmi" is a Sanskrit phrase that originates from Hindu philosophy and is found in ancient Indian scriptures known as the Upanishads. It consists of two key elements: "aham," meaning "I" or "self," and "Brahmasmi," meaning "am Brahman" or "am the ultimate reality." The phrase encapsulates the concept of the individual self realizing its inherent connection to the supreme consciousness or ultimate reality, which is often referred to as Brahman. It signifies the recognition of the fundamental oneness between the individual self and the universal consciousness.

If you love the American Brahman cattle, this original watercolor painting is just for you.

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This is the hindu god Brahma in his process of creation, piercing through dimensions

Handmade chicken brush paint outline drawing. A cool hen design for chicken lovers, the farmer and rural life symmbol.

This design shows 10 gods and goddesses of Hinduism. Besides Ganesha and Rama, Brahma and Vishnu are of course also represented. Do you love history, gods and religion? Then this design with many devas of the Hindu is just right.