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<font size=4><u>'''Shiva'''</u></font>
<font size=4><u>'''Shiva (God of Destruction)'''</u></font>
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Usually has a snake around him. May also do the tandava.
Usually has a snake around him. May also do the tandava.
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<font size=4><u>'''Vishnu'''</u></font>
<font size=4><u>'''Vishnu (God of Preservation)'''</u></font>
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Has four arms.
Has four arms.
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<font size=4><u>'''Ganesha'''</u></font>
<font size=4><u>'''Ganesha (God of New Beginnings, Wisdom and Luck)'''</u></font>
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Has a head of an elephant.
Has a head of an elephant.
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<font size=4><u>'''Hanuman'''</u></font>
<font size=4><u>'''Hanuman (God of Wisdom, Strength, Courage, Devotion and Self-Discipline)'''</u></font>
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Has a monkey face (I think)
Has a monkey face (I think)
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<font size=4><u>'''Brahma'''</u></font>
<font size=4><u>'''Brahma (God of Creation)'''</u></font>
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Commonly depicted as our faces and four arms and also has a beard but may still contain one head.
Commonly depicted as our faces and four arms and also has a beard but may still contain one head.
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<font size=4><u>'''Krishna'''</u></font>
<font size=4><u>'''Krishna (God of Protection, Compassion, Tenderness and Love)'''</u></font>
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Plays the flute.
Plays the flute.
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<font size=4><u>'''Lakshmi'''</u></font>
<font size=4><u>'''Lakshmi (Goddess of Prosperity, Fortune, Wealth, Power, Love, Abundance and Beauty)'''</u></font>
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Holds two lotuses in her hands. May also have two elephants below her, behind her, or on the sides of her.
Holds two lotuses in her hands. May also have two elephants below her, behind her, or on the sides of her.
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<font size=4><u>'''Durga'''</u></font>
<font size=4><u>'''Durga (Goddess of Strength and Protection)'''</u></font>
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Rides on a tiger. Holds multiple weapons in her hands (including a Chakra and a Trishul).
Rides on a tiger. Holds multiple weapons in her hands (including a Chakra and a Trishul).
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<font size=4><u>'''Saraswati'''</u></font>
<font size=4><u>'''Saraswati (Goddess of Knowledge, Music, Art and Speech)'''</u></font>
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Plays the sitar.
Plays the sitar.
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<font size=4><u>'''Surya'''</u></font>
<font size=4><u>'''Surya (God of the Sun)'''</u></font>
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Rides on a chariot.
Rides on a chariot.

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Shoutout to MrMojoRisin on the AVID Discord for the original post and idea. Congrats on getting the star

If you want to document a logo from India or Nepal but the logo contains a Hindu god/goddess you don't recognize, you've come to the right place... at least I hope because I'm only giving a general idea.

Shiva (God of Destruction)
Usually has a snake around him. May also do the tandava.

Vishnu (God of Preservation)
Has four arms.

Ganesha (God of New Beginnings, Wisdom and Luck)
Has a head of an elephant.

Hanuman (God of Wisdom, Strength, Courage, Devotion and Self-Discipline)
Has a monkey face (I think)

Brahma (God of Creation)
Commonly depicted as our faces and four arms and also has a beard but may still contain one head.

Krishna (God of Protection, Compassion, Tenderness and Love)
Plays the flute.

Lakshmi (Goddess of Prosperity, Fortune, Wealth, Power, Love, Abundance and Beauty)
Holds two lotuses in her hands. May also have two elephants below her, behind her, or on the sides of her.

Durga (Goddess of Strength and Protection)
Rides on a tiger. Holds multiple weapons in her hands (including a Chakra and a Trishul).

Saraswati (Goddess of Knowledge, Music, Art and Speech)
Plays the sitar.

Surya (God of the Sun)
Rides on a chariot.

Dattatreya
Three-headed god surrounded by animals.

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