Bagalamukhi – Kalighat Painting Reprint (A3 Poster)

Key Features:

• Rare 19th-Century Kalighat Reprint – A digitized reproduction of an original hand-painted Kalighat artwork from 19th-century Calcutta, known for its bold lines, striking expressions, and minimalistic yet powerful storytelling.
• Historical Representation of Shakti Tradition – This artwork portrays a seated female figure subduing a male opponent, holding his tongue while raising a sword. It visually reflects the esoteric and protective energies revered in Bengal’s Shakta worship circles during colonial times.
• Archival Value and Artistic Detail – This piece, like others in the Kalighat school, was created as a popular form of scroll painting and urban folk art during the British Raj. It blends iconography with political undertones, often reflecting deeper cultural commentaries of the time.
• A3 Size Print (11.7 x 16.5 inches) – Professionally printed on 350 GSM matte finish paper, ensuring durability and ready-to-frame quality. Ideal for meditation corners, collectors of folk art, or statement wall displays.
• Part of the Somarasa Revival Series – Handpicked from the Kalighat legacy, this print is curated by Somarasa to celebrate and reintroduce India’s endangered folk traditions in premium collectible formats.

Why You’ll Love It:

This piece is not just visually arresting — it holds layers of historical and cultural resonance. The dynamic composition and rich symbolism offer a glimpse into 19th-century urban Bengal’s spiritual and political sentiments. A must-have for collectors of South Asian art, feminist iconography, or anyone seeking an empowering focal point.

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Bring home the force and finesse of Kalighat artistry with the Bagalamukhi A3 Poster. A visual testament to resilience and agency, curated with care and printed to preserve. Limited archival editions available.