A Rare Vision of Jain Tantra

This extraordinary painting stands as a rare testimony to the intersection of Jain and Tantric traditions. Created in early 19th-century Rajasthan, it visualizes the geometry of consciousness through sacred erotic imagery and symbolic energy flow.

In this composition, the union of the divine masculine and feminine is not an act of physical union but a revelation of universal balance. The artist merges subtle philosophy with vivid form, turning the body into a cosmic map where stillness and movement coexist.

Union of the Divine Forces

At the center sits a radiant figure embodying both masculine and feminine principles, united in the heart of a blooming lotus. From this sacred center rises the yoni-lingam form, symbolizing the inseparable dance of Shiva and Shakti. Yet, unlike classical Hindu depictions, this painting frames the union within Jain metaphysics, representing the realization of pure consciousness through balance and detachment.

The surrounding figures, serene and luminous, guide the eye upward through layers of symbolic ascent. Their gestures and postures are contemplative, suggesting the movement of inner awareness rather than external ritual.

Serpent Energy and the Cosmic Mandala

Serpents flow throughout the painting like living threads of energy, symbolizing the awakening of kundalini. They connect the lotuses, deities, and geometric centers into a unified field of vibration. The lotus blossoms represent purity and transcendence, while the serpents embody transformation and continuity.

At the base, the five-faced Shiva, or Panchamukha, anchors the entire vision. His calm expression and vast presence symbolize the foundation of consciousness upon which the dance of polarity rests. It is a reminder that awakening is grounded, and the highest awareness grows from the roots of stillness.

Aesthetic and Esoteric Depth

This painting belongs to a period when art was inseparable from spiritual practice. The flat composition, mineral pigments, and earthy tones of Rajasthan combine to create a meditative harmony of form and color. Despite its age, the artwork radiates timeless freshness - a balance of precision, devotion, and esoteric insight.

The artist’s mastery lies not only in visual storytelling but in his ability to translate intangible truths into symbolic form. Every lotus, serpent, and gaze is intentional, each element part of a larger spiritual code.

Why You’ll Love It

This artwork is a visual mandala of consciousness. It invites deep contemplation on energy, awareness, and the interconnectedness of all life. For collectors of sacred art, meditators, or seekers of spiritual knowledge, this piece offers both beauty and guidance.

It speaks to those who stand at the meeting point of art and philosophy - those who see painting not just as ornament, but as scripture.

Museum-Grade 16x24 Reprint

At The Soma Store, we have preserved the intricate detailing and warmth of the original 19th-century painting. Each poster is printed on 350 GSM archival matte paper, ensuring longevity, vibrant color, and textural fidelity.

Ideal for altars, meditation corners, or curated art spaces, this reproduction honors both the artistic and spiritual legacy of Jain Tantra.

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