Ravana on Navgraha Throne
Ravana is sitting on the throne. After winning he tied Navgraha devatas to his throne.
Hindu Mythology & Legends
Mandodari at Shiva Temple
Mandodari, the chief wife of Lanka king Ravana, is depicted standing in front of a Shiva temple. She is giving alms to a poor man, reflecting her caring and pious nature.
Urvashi Pururava
Urvashi Pururava is an oleograph depicting Urvashi, the most beautiful apsara, abandoning her husband, Pururavas, a king in Hindi mythology.
Birth of the Celestial Twins – Ashvins
Story of the Birth of Ashvins: Due to the unbearable heat of Lord Surya, his consort Sanjana left him after creating her similar-looking image called Chhaya (shadow). Helpless, she assumes the form of a mare and roams in the forest of Kuru. Distressed, Surya goes to his father-in-law and asks him to cure his splendour.
Surya with consorts Sanjna and Chhaya
A well-decorated golden chariot of Lord Surya (the sun god) is shown with seven horses. The saffron flag is flying high on the top of the chariot. Lord Surya is with consorts Sanjana and Chhaya. Aruna, the charioteer, is directing seven horses. Names of these seven horses are Gayatri, Brihati, Ushnih, Jagati, Trishtubha, Anushtubha and
Shankar by Raja Ravi Varma
Shankar painting by Raja Ravi Varma is one of his iconic humanization of Hindu gods & goddesses. The painting was further reprinted by Raja Ravi Varma Press of Lonavala for commercial usage by Anant Shivaji Desai of Moti bajar, Mumbai (Maharastra, India). In this painting, Lord Shiva is sitting in the middle with his wife
Agni and his consort Svaha
The painting from British Museum represents god Agni and his consort Svaha. Lord Agni is with four heads with fire crown and with eight hands. There are multiple attributes in each of the hands of the god like danda (staff), japmala (rosery) with various hast-mudras (hand gestures). On the right side is goddess Svaha, wife
Lord Nandikeshvara
Opaque water color painting of Shiva’s attendant Adhikara Nandi, a youthful figure with a bull’s head. He holds some of Shiva’s attributes: in his upper right hand he carries the damaru (hourglass shaped drum) and in his upper left the mriga (gazelle), while his lower right hand is in abhaya and the lower left in