Tvastr, the craftsman of the gods, was commissioned to manufacture the weapons for these, as the terrible thunderbolt of Indra, and Siva's car. He was also the architect of the heavenly palaces.
Tvastr, which is also known as Visvakatman, built to Varuna, the god of water, a palace at sea as a floating island. Had a large hall surrounded by white walls made of precious trees in which Varuna was meeting with his entourage wrapped in flowers and was attended throughout by the Adityas, the children of the goddess Aditi, who personified prosperity. Other subjects of Varuna were black snakes and an army of giants and demons that had been released from death swearing allegiance to God. Furthermore, within the many departments of the palace inhabited by the spirits of the seas, rivers and mountains, and singing and dances in honor of Varuna rang incessantly throughout the enclosure. turn, Tvastr had built for Indra, the god of the storm, the sky is called Swarga, which model like a car, and Yama, the god of the dead, an enclosure filled with sweet golden walls aromas and beautiful melodies.
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