Indian Cobra Collection
The mesmerizing dance of the Indian cobra captivates all who witness its enchanting performance
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The mesmerizing dance of the Indian cobra captivates all who witness its enchanting performance. As a snake charmer plays a flute-like instrument, the majestic creature emerges from its woven basket, ready to showcase its beauty and power. Native to Karnataka, India, the Indian cobra, also known as the Spectacled Cobra (Naja naja), is a sight to behold. Its vibrant scales glisten under the sunlight, creating a stunning display of colors in this lithographic artwork. Intriguingly depicted in an 1833-39 colored engraving titled "Wasps, " this Brillenschlange or spectacled serpent showcases intricate details that highlight its unique features. The albino variation of this species raises curiosity with its head raised and hood spread wide open. Even at London Zoo, visitors are left awe-struck by an Asian cobra with its head held high and hood flared outwards. These hand-colored engravings from William Skelton's publication "Account of Indian Serpents Collected on the Coast of Coromandel" further immortalize these captivating creatures. Beyond India's borders lies Sri Lanka's Pettigalawatta Region in Southern Province where another magnificent specimen resides. Known as Naja naja or Asian Cobra/Spectacled Cobra/ Binocellate Cobra - it gracefully slithers through lush landscapes leaving spectators spellbound. The Indian cobra embodies both fear and fascination; it commands respect while showcasing nature's artistic prowess. With each movement and every flicker of its tongue, it reminds us why serpents have been revered throughout history for their mystique and allure.