64 results found for “kundali*”

Circa 1775 | Tantra-Inspired Indian Devotional Art Key Features Rare Benign Form of Chinnamasta: Unlike her usual fierce depictions, Chinnamasta is shown in graceful serenity, seated on a golden throne with a gentle expression, yet still holding her own severed head and sword—a balance...

Rajasthan, India | Bundi School | 18th–19th Century Key Features: Divine Family MomentThis exquisite Bundi miniature captures an intimate scene of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati seated gracefully under a flowering tree, radiating tranquility and harmony. The youthful Ganesha stands before them, offering sweets...

India | ca. 1800–189918 × 24 inch Museum-Grade Poster A powerful 19th-century gouache depicting Lord Śiva in his dancing form, holding the drum of creation and the fire of dissolution - the eternal rhythm through which the universe is born, sustained, and dissolved. Key...

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...

Key Features: 19th-Century Calcutta Folk Art – This artwork is a digitized reprint of a rare Kalighat painting from colonial Bengal. Originally created as temple-side souvenirs, these pieces capture local devotion and artistic innovation from the era. Seated Bhubaneshwari in Meditative Poise – The...

From the 18th-Century Pudu Mandapa Sculptural Pier Drawings, Madurai (ca. 1800) Key Features: Divine Guru of Creation This exquisite 12×24 in poster showcases Sundareshvara (Shiva) in a rare teaching form - gently imparting a sacred mantra to a bird perched near his hand. This...

Fine Art Reproduction Print (Nathdwara School Reproduction)Artist / Date: Khubiram Gopilal, Nathdwara | 1930 | Published by S.S. Brijbasi & Sons, Karachi Key Features This richly detailed composition presents the Shiva Panchayatan, also known as the Assembly of Shiva-a complete and harmonious portrait of...

Calcutta Art Studio Chromolithograph Region / Date India (Kolkata, Bengal School context)1885–1890 Key Features This elegant diptych brings together two powerful yet contrasting manifestations from the sacred tradition of the Mahavidyas-revealing the Divine Feminine as both nurturing abundance and transformative शक्ति. On the left...

Kamadhenu / Gau Mata · Hindu Sacred Art · Ravi Varma Press Chromolithograph · 19th–Early 20th Century Region / Date India · Ravi Varma Press, Karla–LonavlaLate 19th–early 20th centuryMedium (original): Chromolithograph Key Features The Cow as Cosmic Mother This remarkable devotional print portrays the...

Key Features: Authentic Lithographic Reprint – This poster is a high-quality reprint of a 19th-century Bengali print from ca. 1885–95, showcasing the goddess Sarasvati in traditional devotional art style rooted in Calcutta’s golden age of chromolithography. Graceful Iconography – Sarasvati is depicted seated on...

Key Features Mythic 1920 Illustration: A masterful vintage depiction of Garuda, the mighty bird who serves as Vishnu’s mount and cosmic guardian. Detailed Linework & Symbolism: Garuda is shown capturing serpents, representing his eternal battle against adharma, ignorance, and bondage. A3 Premium Print (29.7...

Key Features: Authentic 19th-Century Reprint – A rare digitized Kalighat painting from colonial-era Calcutta, originally crafted as visual souvenirs for pilgrims and art collectors during the 1800s. Reflects the bold, expressive folk style that emerged around the Kalighat temple precinct. Ardhanarishvara Iconography – The...

Chromolithograph · Late 19th-Early 20th Century Devotional Print Region / Period India · Chromolithograph devotional print tradition Key Features An Intimate Moment of Divine Love This tender composition shows Krishna gently combing Radha’s hair while an attendant stands behind them, capturing a rare domestic...

From the 18th-century ink drawings documenting the Minakshi–Sundareshvara Temple, Madurai (ca. 1800) Key Features: Ardhanarishvara: The Divine Union of Shiva and Shakti This rare architectural drawing captures Ardhanarishvara, the composite deity where the masculine (Shiva) and feminine (Shakti) energies coexist in one harmonious form....

Bengal Lithograph, Calcutta Region / Date Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, Indiaca. 1880–1885Tantric Mahavidya print tradition Key Features This striking lithograph depicts Matangi, one of the Ten Mahavidyas-the esoteric forms of Devi embodying different dimensions of transcendent wisdom. Often regarded as a Tantric manifestation of...