This Art Collectible: This  Lord Vishnu Vishwarup Darshan statue from the epic of Mahabharata is a primitive terracotta handicraft from India. For longevity, those craft items are burnt at a specific temperature and the selection of clay mud is also important, mostly collected from river beds. Each river has its unique soil and requires special care and processing, then only the final product becomes a signature and of course, the cultural uniqueness is also prominent in each Indian folk art piece.

The sculpture "Vishnu Vishwarup Darshan to Arjun" is a magnificent representation of one of the most significant scenes from Hindu mythology. It depicts the moment when Lord Vishnu, the Hindu god of preservation and protection, reveals his cosmic form to Arjun, a warrior prince from the ancient Indian epic, the Mahabharata. In the sculpture, Vishnu is shown with multiple arms and heads, each holding symbolic objects, while celestial beings surround him, conveying his omnipotence and universal presence. The intricate detailing and craftsmanship of the sculpture highlight the divine power of Vishnu and his transcendence beyond human comprehension. The sculpture not only captures a crucial moment in Hindu mythology but also serves as a symbol of divine revelation, cosmic order, and the eternal nature of the universe.