A colossal, otherworldly Baroque/Renaissance-style painting depicting a Sarpa Ya

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A colossal, otherworldly Baroque/Renaissance-style painting depicting a Sarpa Yagya (snake sacrifice) from the Mahabharata. Thousands of dragon-like, serpentine creatures with massive, glowing wings and shimmering scales, fly majestically through the sky, heading toward colossal sacred volcanoes erupting with golden fire and divine energy. The snakes radiate an aura of celestial light, their bodies coiled and flowing with mythical elegance, their eyes glowing like embers. The scene is bathed in a surreal, ethereal glow, with vibrant shades of gold, crimson, and sapphire dominating the sky. From all directions, the enormous serpents converge on the volcanoes, which rise like ancient, otherworldly temples encrusted with intricate carvings of gods, warriors, and cosmic creatures. Rivers of molten lava spill from the volcanoes, forming glowing patterns like ancient Vedic yantras on the landscape. The sky is a masterpiece of celestial grandeur, filled with swirling clouds, fiery auroras, and stars, all illuminated by the divine energy of the sacrifice. Below, a gathering of sages and celestial beings chant powerful mantras, their intricate garments and ornaments reflecting the Baroque and Renaissance attention to detail. They stand on terraces carved into the sides of the volcanoes, their faces illuminated by the flames and their hands raised in reverence. The painting captures the drama and scale of the Mahabharata’s divine lore, blending larger-than-life mythical elements with the ornate, layered composition of Baroque and Renaissance art. Every corner is teeming with details: cascading waterfalls, mythical creatures watching from the shadows, and heavenly beings flying alongside the snakes, their wings shimmering with iridescent hues. Create this as a wide-angle, monumental painting, rich in texture, depth, and dynamic lighting, encapsulating the grandeur of the Mahabharata’s cosmic storytelling.

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