Banyu Sindhu Ear Dangles

weight: 6gr
size : 5,5 x 1 cm
 
"Sindhu" embodies the profound essence of water in Sanskrit, representing the majestic flow of rivers or the vastness of oceans. This symbolism extends into Hindu mythology, where "Sindhu" conveys the depth and grandeur of the natural world. In both Hindu tradition and Sanskrit language, "Sindhu" portrays the significance of water as a vital force in life and spirituality, illustrating its essential role in cleansing the body and soul.
This reverence for water finds resonance in Javanese philosophy, where "Banyu" symbolizes the interconnectedness of life, emphasizing purity, balance, and sustenance. Javanese art and philosophy seek harmony and equilibrium in all aspects of existence, reflecting the profound influence of water's fluidity and resilience. Inspired by this philosophy, the transformation of elements in artistic expression mirrors the organic flow of water, echoing the motif of Pamor Wos Wutah.
 
The philosophy behind Pamor Wos Wutah, symbolizing spilled rice, conveys deeper meanings of tranquility, prosperity, and abundance. It signifies the aspiration for abundant livelihoods and serves as a poignant reminder, particularly for married couples navigating the currents of household life. Just as spilled rice cannot easily be restored to its original state, changes in relationships require careful navigation to maintain trust and respect. In striving to prevent the spillage of trust, couples uphold the pillars of their household, recognizing the time and effort required to rebuild what may have been diminished. Thus, the interconnected themes of water, artistic expression, and philosophical reflection converge to evoke a profound sense of harmony and synergy in the human experience.