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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...

India | c. 1800–1899 Key Features Śiva - The Householder Ascetic This painting presents Lord Śiva in his rare yet deeply revered Gṛhastha (householder) form. Seated calmly on a tiger skin, Śiva balances ascetic detachment with familial tenderness. The tiger skin beneath him symbolizes...

India | Chromolithograph | c. 19th century Key Features Kālī: The Uncontrolled Force of Time This powerful chromolithograph captures Mahākālī at the peak of her cosmic rage-dark-skinned, wild-haired, garlanded with severed heads, holding a bloodied sword. She represents kāla (time), destruction, and primal energy,...

Rare Jain Tantric Painting | Rajasthan, Early 19th Century Key Features Rare Jain Tantric Composition: A powerful 19th-century Jain artwork from Rajasthan, depicting cosmic unity through sacred erotic mysticism, where deities emerge from geometric centers of energy and spiritual polarity. Union of Divine Forces:...

Kiratarjuniya Episode · Himalayan Landscape · Ravi Varma Press Chromolithograph Region / Period India · Early 20th century (after 1900)Artist: Raja Ravi VarmaPress: Ravi Varma Press, Karla–LonavlaMedium (Original): Chromolithograph Key Features Shiva in Disguise: The Kirata Form This striking chromolithograph portrays Lord Shiva disguised...

Key Features: 19th-Century Kalighat Art Revival – This artwork is a high-quality digitized reprint of an original Kalighat painting from 19th-century Calcutta, created as devotional souvenirs for pilgrims visiting the Kali temple precincts. Historical Depiction of Annapurna and Shiva – Showcasing a rare representation...

India | ca. 19th Century Key Features Rāvaṇa - Supreme Devotee Beyond the Villain This striking 19th-century gouache presents Rāvaṇa, the king of Laṅkā, not as a demonized antagonist but as one of Shiva’s most extreme and learned devotees. Seated in ritual posture, sword...

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...

India | After 1900 Region / Date Indian SubcontinentChromolithograph by Raja Ravi Varma Press, after 1900 Key Features This powerful chromolithograph captures the dramatic moment of Rama breaking the divine bow of Shiva during the Sita Swayamvara, one of the most celebrated episodes from...

From a prologue folio of a Devi Mahatmyam manuscript, India (c. 18th Century) Key Features The Lord Enthroned: This artwork portrays Lord Vishnu in his supreme, four-armed form, seated majestically after his cosmic victory. He holds two maces, symbolizing his absolute power and authority....

From a climactic folio of a Devi Mahatmyam manuscript, India (c. 18th Century) Key Features The Iconic Climax: This is the most celebrated scene in the Legend of Durga—the moment she earns the name Mahishasuramardini, the Slayer of the Buffalo Demon, as identified by...

India | Late 19th Century Region / Date Indian SubcontinentChromolithograph by Raja Ravi Varma Press Key Features This powerful chromolithograph portrays a tense and dramatic moment from the Mahabharata, depicting the episode where Keechak confronts Draupadi during the Pandavas’ exile in disguise. The scene...

Key Features: Rare 19th-Century Kalighat Reprint – A faithful reproduction of an original hand-painted Kalighat image from colonial-era Calcutta, reflecting the evolving style of Bengali folk art meant for temple pilgrims and local devotees. The Iconic Trinity of Puri – This vibrant portrayal features...

India | ca. 19th Century Key Features Durga - The Unconquered Goddess of VictoryThis striking 19th-century gouache painting on mica depicts Mahishasuramardini — the fierce form of Durga who destroys the buffalo demon Mahishasura to restore cosmic balance. Radiant in red garments and crowned...

Key Features: 19th-Century Kalighat Art Revival – This heritage A3 reprint presents a digitized Kalighat painting from 19th-century Calcutta, originally crafted as a sacred souvenir for pilgrims visiting the Kalighat Kali Temple. Depiction of Panchanan Shiva – This striking artwork shows the five-faced form...