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A sculpture of Sarasvati.

This effigy was created by artists Purnendu and Dubyendu Dey from Kolkata at St Fagan's National History Museum in 2009.

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"Cymru" stands for "Saras" - Walsh for "Wati" = Sarswati ........SHRI RAM SHRI RAM
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wales = Walha/Walh= Waihind Shri Ram Srhi Ram
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Cymru were worshiper of doddess Sarswati. They migrated from Sindhu -Sarswati Belt after natural disaster ruined that Culture. I feel that Cymru has connection with Kumaon region of DEvbhumi (Uttaranchal

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