Durga Simhavahini Crushing the Demon – Kalighat Reprint Poster (A3)

Key Features:

Fierce Form of Durga – This striking artwork depicts Durga Simhavahini, the lion-riding goddess, in a moment of victory—slaying the demon Mahishasura. Her powerful stance and divine weapons are rendered in vibrant traditional folk style.

Kalighat Painting from 19th-Century Calcutta – Originally created as devotional souvenirs for pilgrims visiting the Kalighat Kali Temple, these bold artworks formed an expressive visual language for worship, storytelling, and social commentary.

Digitized Archival Art – Part of a collection of eight hand-colored woodcut prints, this piece was preserved and archived by Sir Monier Monier-Williams for the Oxford Indian Institute Library, acquired during his 1883–1884 India tour.

• Museum-Backed Provenance – Listed in Babu T.N. Mukherji’s catalog of works collected for Oxford, now held in the Department of Eastern Art, Ashmolean Museum.

• A3 Size | Premium Paper – High-quality reprint on 300 GSM artboard paper, perfectly sized for framing and display. A heritage revival by Somarasa Discoveries.

Why You’ll Love It:

This powerful Kalighat painting of Goddess Durga captures the triumph of divine feminine energy over evil, reminding us of our own inner strength and protection. Bold, raw, and symbolically rich, it channels the fierce grace of Shakti into your sacred or creative space. Perfect for those who revere Durga or collect rare Indian folk art.

Order Now:

Bring home the fearless energy of Durga with this Kalighat A3 Poster. Reprinted with care, rooted in history, and ready to empower your walls with the timeless essence of strength and spirit. Limited edition prints available.