Ganesha – Kalighat Painting Reprint (A3 Poster)

Key Features:

• 19th-Century Kalighat Art Revival – A faithful reproduction of a digitized Kalighat painting from 19th-century Calcutta, originally created as a devotional souvenir for Hindu pilgrims visiting the Kalighat Kali Temple.
• Depiction of Lord Ganesha – This artwork presents Ganesha in serene majesty, seated in a meditative pose with four arms holding a lotus, noose, goad, and sweets. His mouse vahana (vehicle) rests below, symbolizing the removal of obstacles and the grace of beginnings.
• Archived Heritage Print – This piece is one of eight hand-coloured woodcut prints preserved in a single bound volume and collected by Sir Monier Monier-Williams during his third fund-raising trip to India in 1883–1884 for the Oxford Indian Institute Library.
• Museum-Acquired Legacy – The collection is listed in Babu T.N. Mukherji’s "List of Articles" for the Oxford Institute and housed at the Department of Eastern Art, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
• A3 Size (11.7 x 16.5 inches) – Professionally reprinted on 300 GSM premium artboard, perfect for framing and display.
• A Folk Art Revival by Somarasa – Part of Somarasa Discoveries’ Kalighat revival collection, bringing the divine into your sacred or creative space with cultural integrity.

Why You’ll Love It:

Bring home the elegance and sacred energy of Lord Ganesha through this vibrant Kalighat print. Symbolizing wisdom, success, and auspicious beginnings, this artwork fuses spiritual iconography with the expressive visual storytelling of Bengal’s folk art tradition. A timeless piece for devotees, collectors, and lovers of Indian heritage.

Order Now:

Let Ganesha bless your space with this A3 Kalighat Poster—digitally restored and printed with love. Ideal for your home altar, meditation corner, or art gallery wall. Limited stock—bring it home now.