Arjuna's Bow (Gandiva)

Arjuna's bow, known as the Gandiva, is a legendary weapon from the ancient Indian epic, the Mahabharata. Crafted by the god of fire, it symbolizes strength and valor. Arjuna, a skilled warrior and one of the Pandava brothers, wields the Gandiva during the great Kurukshetra War. The bow is said to have extraordinary qualities, allowing him to shoot arrows with precision and power. Its significance extends beyond physical prowess, representing Arjuna's duties and moral dilemmas in battle, exemplifying ideals of honor, righteousness, and the complexities of dharma (duty) in life.