Key Features Vintage 1920 Illustration: A rare and elegant depiction of the moment Arjuna unknowingly battles Lord Shiva disguised as a hunter (Kirat). Based on Bharavi’s Epic Kavya: Inspired by Kiratārjunīya, a Sanskrit masterpiece from the 6th century CE. A3 Premium Print (29.7 x...

Key Features Mythic 1920 Illustration: A masterful vintage depiction of Garuda, the mighty bird who serves as Vishnu’s mount and cosmic guardian. Detailed Linework & Symbolism: Garuda is shown capturing serpents, representing his eternal battle against adharma, ignorance, and bondage. A3 Premium Print (29.7...

Key Features Early 20th-Century Artwork (1914): Originally illustrated for Myths of the Hindus & Buddhists, this print showcases a rare visual of the iconic tale of Ekalavya. Powerful Composition: Ekalavya, kneeling before a shrine to his Guru Drona, practices archery with silent dedication, capturing...

Key Features Rare Vintage Illustration (1913): A classic print from Myths of the Hindus & Buddhists, a collaboration between Ananda Coomaraswamy and Sister Nivedita. Iconic Depiction of Dhruva: The young sage sits in unwavering tapasya beneath the vast night sky, symbolizing immovable devotion. A3...

Key Features Heritage Illustration from 1914: Rare artwork from Myths of the Hindus & Buddhists by Ananda Coomaraswamy & Sister Nivedita. Portrayal of Buddha's Humility: Depicts the Buddha in the form of a mendicant (bhikshu), embodying compassion, simplicity, and the profound dignity of detachment....

Key Features Authentic Archival Print: Reproduced from the 1914 classic Myths of the Hindus & Buddhists by Ananda Coomaraswamy and Sister Nivedita. Divine Serpent Imagery: Features Manasa Devi, the guardian goddess of snakes, seated on coiled serpents with divine attributes in her hands. Premium...

Key Features Authentic Vintage Reprint: From the 1914 classic Myths of the Hindus & Buddhists, curated by Ananda K. Coomaraswamy and Sister Nivedita. Powerful Iconography: Showcases Krishna’s divine dance on Kaliya, the venomous serpent of Yamuna, symbolizing the triumph of good over toxic chaos....

Key Features Rare Historical Artwork: Reprint from Myths of the Hindus & Buddhists (1914), illustrated by early 20th-century masters and published under the guidance of Ananda K. Coomaraswamy and Sister Nivedita. Iconic Scene of Renunciation: Captures Prince Siddhartha Gautama’s silent departure on horseback under...

Key Features Rare 18th-Century Artwork: A timeless Pahari-style painting (circa 1775-1800) showcasing Krishna’s mischievous yet divine nature, from the rich heritage of Rajasthani miniature art. Iconic Yamuna Scene: Krishna, the playful god, steals the gopis’ garments and climbs a tree, inviting each of them...

Key Features Timeless Indian Romance: A vintage art print from Myths of the Hindus and Buddhists (1913) by Ananda K. Coomaraswamy and Sister Nivedita. Iconic Damayanti Scene: Features Princess Damayanti mesmerized by the divine swan who sings praises of King Nala, an unforgettable moment...

Key Features Historic Ramayana Illustration: From the 1913 masterpiece Myths of the Hindus and Buddhists by Ananda K. Coomaraswamy and Sister Nivedita. Hanuman’s Heroic Fury: Captures the fiery moment when Hanuman, with his tail ablaze, leaps from Lanka, igniting the island in righteous wrath....

Key Features Early Buddhist Art Reprint: Digitally restored artwork from the 1913 classic Myths of the Hindus and Buddhists by Sister Nivedita and Ananda Coomaraswamy. Bodhisattva in Resting Pose: Depicts the compassionate Bodhisattva in divine slumber, symbolizing sacred patience, inner peace, and the calm...

Key Features Historic Reproduction: Sourced from the legendary 1913 publication Myths of the Hindus and Buddhists by Sister Nivedita and Ananda K. Coomaraswamy, this artwork holds historical and cultural gravitas. Powerful Visuals of Kali: Depicts the fierce goddess mid-dance, wielding a sickle, unclothed in...

Early 18th Century Pahari Miniature | Jammu & Kashmir, India | Bahu Court Key Features Heritage Reprint: Digitally restored folio from the 'Shangri' Ramayana, painted between 1700–1710 in the Bahu region of Jammu. Artistic Rarity: Features Vanaras (monkey warriors) in dynamic motion across the...

19th-Century Rajasthan Tantric Painting | Seward Kennedy Collection Key Features Bold Tantric Depiction of Shiva: This rare artwork from 19th-century Rajasthan reveals Shiva as the Cosmic Masculine Principle—not as a deity in meditation, but as the energetic source of both creation and transcendence. Symbolism...

Traditional Tantric Artwork | Esoteric Hindu Symbolism | 17th Century  Key Features Bold Visual of Divine Union: A powerful and rare visual of Shakti in union with the Shiva Lingam, symbolizing the merging of consciousness (Shiva) and creative energy (Shakti)—the very foundation of Tantric cosmology....

18th-Century Indian Tantric Painting Key Features Rare Depiction of Kundalini Tantra: This 18th-century artwork masterfully illustrates the esoteric principles of Kundalini awakening using rich symbolic language from the Tantric tradition. Symbolic Representations of Chakras & Energy Flow: The body of the seated figure serves...

19th Century Kalighat Painting from Kolkata Key Features: Rare Kalighat Representation of Bal Krishna – Late 1800s Bengal – A tender moment captured in the bold, flowing lines and vibrant palette of the Kalighat style, portraying the divine child Krishna in his most mischievous...

Rare 19th Century Kalighat School Painting, Kolkata Key Features: Rare Kalighat Depiction of Mohini – Late 19th Century Bengal – A masterful portrayal of Mohini, Vishnu’s only female form, created in the vivid, fluid, and emotionally resonant style characteristic of Kalighat folk painting traditions....

Rare 19th Century Kalighat School Painting, Calcutta Key Features: Authentic Kalighat Style Representation – 19th Century Calcutta Painting – A vivid, flowing depiction of Matsya, the first incarnation of Vishnu, in the traditional Kalighat patachitra style, famed for its fluid lines, bold colors, and...