64 results found for “kundali*”

India | ca. 19th Century Key Features Khandobā - Guardian of the Deccan & Slayer of Demons This 19th-century gouache painting portrays Khandobā (also known as Martanda Bhairava), a revered form of Shiva worshipped widely across Maharashtra and Karnataka. Khandobā is celebrated as the...

Rare Basohli School Reproduction | Tantric Devi Series, 17th Century Key Features: Masterpiece of the Early Rasamanjari Tradition – This rare depiction, attributed to the Master of the Early Rasamanjari, represents Devi in her Bhadrakali form, gloriously adored by celestial beings and deities. Originally...

A Radiant Vision of Divine Power and Protection from 17th Century Pahari Art Key Features: Rare 17th Century Basohli Masterpiece – This vibrant reproduction captures Goddess Bhadrakali from the Basohli school, known for its luminous colors, bold lines, and devotional fervor that marked early...

A Rare Folio from the Tantric Devi Series | Basohli School, c. 1660–70 Key Features: Masterpiece of Early Pahari Miniature Art – This exquisite reproduction is based on an original painting attributed to the Master of the Early Rasamanjari, a visionary artist from the...

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....

From a vibrant illustrated manuscript of the Devi Mahatmyam, India (c. 18th Century) Key Features Goddess Kaumari on Peacock: This artwork beautifully portrays Goddess Kaumari, another powerful form of Durga and the shakti of Kartikeya (Skanda), riding her magnificent peacock mount. Offering of Protection:...

Nepal, Kathmandu Valley | Malla Period | 1525-50Poster Size: 18 × 24 inches (Unframed / Framed options available) Key Features Wrathful Wisdom in Motion This commanding painting depicts Achala (Acala)-the “Immovable One”-a fierce manifestation of Manjushri, the bodhisattva of supreme wisdom. In Nepalese Buddhism,...

19th Century Tibetan Appliqué | Vajrayana Buddhist Art Key Features Goddess of Attraction, Power, and Ritual Mastery This striking large-scale appliqué depicts Kurukulla, a powerful Vajrayana goddess revered for her ability to magnetize, enchant, and subdue obstacles through tantric means. Known as the divine...

Key Features: Sacred Depiction of the Ten Mahavidyas – A vibrant traditional reprint featuring all ten forms of the Divine Feminine from the Tantric Shakta tradition: Kali, Tara, Tripura Sundari, Bhuvaneshwari, Chhinnamasta, Bhairavi, Dhumavati, Bagalamukhi, Matangi, and Kamala. Rare Visual Compilation – This rare...

India | Late 19th–Early 20th Century Region / Date Indian SubcontinentChromolithograph, c. 1890-1910 Key Features This richly detailed chromolithograph presents Lord Gaṇeśa enthroned in regal composure, flanked by his two consorts - Siddhi (spiritual attainment) and Buddhi (wisdom and intellect). Together, they form a...

Calcutta Art Studio Chromolithograph Region / Date India (Kolkata, Bengal School context)1880–1890 Key Features This rare and deeply symbolic diptych presents two profound manifestations from the sacred tradition of the Mahavidyas—revealing the Divine Feminine as both supreme beauty and radical self-transformation. On the left...

India | ca. 19th Century Key Features Kaṇṇappa - The Devotee Beyond Ritual This intense and deeply moving 19th-century gouache captures the legendary moment of Kaṇṇappa Nayanar, the tribal hunter-saint whose devotion to Lord Śiva transcended all scriptural norms. Untrained in temple ritual yet...

Key Features: 19th-Century Kalighat Art Revival – This exquisite artwork is a digitized reprint of an original Kalighat painting from 19th-century Calcutta, originally sold as keepsakes for Hindu devotees visiting the Kali temple. Eternal Love of Radha and Krishna – Depicting Radha and Krishna...

Tibet | 14th CenturyPoster Size: 18 × 24 inches (Unframed / Framed options available) Key Features Infinite Compassion in Cosmic Form This rare early Tibetan painting presents Chenresi-the Tibetan name of Avalokiteshvara-in his awe-inspiring thousand-armed, ten-headed manifestation. The many arms radiate outward to form...

From the Pudu Mandapa Sculptural Pier Drawings, Madurai (ca. 1800) Key Features: Divine Lesson of Compassion This exquisite ink rendering depicts Sundareshvara (Shiva in his Madurai form) gently teaching a bird a sacred mantra, symbolising Shiva’s boundless grace-where even the smallest beings become recipients...