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Bengal Lithograph, Calcutta Region / Date Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, Indiaca. 1880–1885Tantric Mahavidya print tradition Key Features This elegant lithograph portrays Bhuvaneshwari, one of the Ten Mahavidyas and the sovereign ruler of the bhuvanas (worlds). She is the embodiment of cosmic space (ākāśa)-the infinite...

Key Features Mahabharata’s Turning Point: Depicts the intense moment of escape as the Pandavas flee the burning Lakshagriha, a palace built to trap and kill them. A3 Archival Reprint (29.7 × 42 cm): Printed on 350 GSM museum-quality textured paper, preserving the subtle tones...

India | Late 19th Century Region / Date Indian SubcontinentChromolithograph after Raja Ravi Varma, c. 1890-1900 Key Features This poignant chromolithograph captures a deeply emotional episode from the ancient Indian epic tradition - Damayantī abandoned in the forest, part of the tragic yet enduring...

Golden Fortress | Pahari Miniature Art | Somarasa Ramayana Heritage Series Key Features: A Palace of Power and Fury: This vivid folio depicts the moment Shurpanakha confronts her brother Ravana, recounting the humiliation she faced at the hands of Lakshmana. Encased within Lanka’s golden...

Chore Bagan Art Studio Chromolithograph Region / Date Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, Indiaca. 1890 Key Features This vibrant and devotional chromolithograph presents the sacred triad of Jagannath, alongside his brother Balarama and sister Subhadra-a central focus of worship in the holy city of Puri....

India | ca. 18th–19th Century (Folk–Śākta Tradition) Key Features Rakṣā Kālī - The Protective Mother in Times of CrisisThis striking folk devotional image presents Rakṣā Kālī, a rare protective form of the Goddess revered during epidemics, droughts, and collective calamities. Worshipped as a fierce...

India | Late 19th–Early 20th Century Region / Date Indian SubcontinentChromolithograph, c. 1880–1910 Key Features This richly detailed chromolithograph presents Goddess Durgā as Mahishāsuramardinī - the slayer of the buffalo demon Mahishāsura - framed within an ornate temple-like toraṇa. The composition unfolds like a...

India | Late 19th Century Region / Date Indian SubcontinentChromolithograph, late 19th – early 20th century Key Features This dignified chromolithograph portrays Maharani Ahilyabai Holkar, one of the most respected and capable rulers in Indian history, presiding over a diplomatic audience within her court....

Key Features: Authentic 19th-Century Kalighat Reprint – A digitized reproduction of an original folk painting from colonial Calcutta, where such artworks were sold near the Kali temple as affordable devotional collectibles. Graceful Depiction of Brahmani – The painting features Brahmani, a traditional Tantric goddess...

Early 18th-Century Bahu Art from the Shangri Ramayana Series Key Features Sacred Marriage Ceremony: Depicts the auspicious wedding of Rama and Sita, a central event in the Shangri Ramayana, illustrating the divine union. Elaborate Traditional Setting: Showcases the wedding mandap (pavilion), adorned with symbolic...

Fine Art Reproduction Print (Dhurandhar Reproduction, Watercolour)Artist / Date: M.V. Dhurandhar | 1927 Key Features This stirring and dynamic composition presents Maharani Tarabai of Karvir-the valiant Maratha warrior-queen whose courage and military leadership helped preserve the Maratha Empire in one of its most perilous...

Pala Period Buddhist Manuscript Illumination | Eastern India, Early 12th Century Key Features Kurukulla - The Fierce Power of Enchanted Compassion This striking palm-leaf illumination presents Kurukulla, the Vajrayana goddess who embodies the transformative force of desire harnessed as wisdom. Rendered with radiant red...

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,...

Vintage Chromolithograph · Classical Hindu Devotional Print Region / Period India · Late 19th–Early 20th century chromolithograph tradition Key Features Gaja Lakshmi: The Bestower of Prosperity This striking devotional image depicts Gaja Lakshmi-one of the most revered forms of Goddess Lakshmi-seated gracefully upon a...

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...