Matsya Jayanti, also known as Fish Incarnation Day, celebrates the first avatar of Lord Vishnu in the form of a fish. This day falls on the third day of the bright fortnight of the Hindu month of Chaitra. It is believed that Lord Vishnu took the form of a fish to save the world from a great deluge.

The Matsya avatar is a symbol of protection and preservation of life. On Matsya Jayanti, devotees observe fasts, pray to Lord Vishnu, and offer special prayers at temples. The day is marked with colorful rituals and ceremonies that highlight the significance of the Matsya avatar in Hindu mythology.

The images on this webpage capture the essence of Matsya Jayanti, showcasing various depictions of Lord Vishnu as Matsya. From intricate paintings to elaborate sculptures, these images offer a visual journey into the divine mythology of Matsya avatar. Join us in celebrating Matsya Jayanti and delving into the spiritual significance of this auspicious day.