Two armies face each other at Kurukshetra, and the greatest archer of his age puts down his bow because he cannot bear to fight his own family. His charioteer — who is God — then speaks for seven hundred verses about duty, the self, and the nature of reality, and the conversation becomes the Bhagavad-gita. The image of the two of them on the chariot between the armies is the single most reproduced scene in Indian art.
The treatments include the chariot scene, a black-and-white line version, and the Secrets of the Universe piece. The collection covers t-shirts and all-over print tees, hoodies and all-over print hoodies, canvas wall art and framed posters, tote bags, backpacks, laptop sleeves, jigsaw puzzles and pin badges.
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