Jewel Net of Indra (Allyson Grey) #73/222

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In the abode of Indra, Hindu God of Space, a net stretches infinitely in all directions. Where the net joins, sits a jewel, so highly polished that it inter-reflects every other Jewel in the Net. The Jewel Net of Indra is a metaphor that refers to the Hindu/Buddhist principle of infinite inter-reflectivity.
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