| Reverse description |
Central intaglio vignette presents a detailed engraving of the Statue of Wisnu Rides Garuda, symbolising protection and divine sovereignty, flanked on the left by an ancient stone-carving style illustration narrating the Garuda legend; batik-inspired guilloche underprint patterns, feather motifs, and Garuda silhouettes fill the field in purple, orange, light blue, and gold. The series title "3.0 THE INSPIRING TALES" appears at the upper left, with the PERURI logo, the founding reference "PP15091971", and serial number printed in the lower portion for authentication. |
| Reverse lettering |
3.0 THE INSPIRING TALES AR0007054 PERURI PP15091971 GARUDA STORY Garuda represents birth and light In the Pewayangan story, It was told that Garuda was hatched from an egg. When Garuda came to a life, he radiated the reflection of light of heaven to all over the world and blowed the wind, In such a way that the earth and heaven were made In chaos. Garuda is also known as Nagatanka (the devourer) Garuda is told as an enemy of all dragons (snakes). Like what the story told, snake le the symbol of death and darkness. It is quite the contrary with Garuda that represents the birth and light. Garuda is a symbol of Braveness Garuda helped Site who had been kidnapped by Rahvana from Rama. He even sacrificed himself when was trying to release Sita from Rahvana. Garuda is a symbol of Loyalty When Garuda met The God Wisnu on his way back from the mission of getting Amarta, The God Wisnu asked him to be a vehicle, Garuda agreed and then he accompanied The God Wisnu loyally on behalf of carrying out the duty se a guardian of the world. THE STATUE OF WISNU RIDES GARUDA 3.0 |
