Maa Durga Detailed Handmade Painting- Framed

About Art Work:

Maa Durga, also known as Devi Durga, is a powerful and widely worshiped Hindu goddess. She is considered the divine mother and the embodiment of feminine energy. In Hindu mythology, Durga is depicted as a fierce and warrior-like goddess who rides a lion or tiger and possesses multiple arms, each holding a different weapon.

According to Hindu beliefs, Maa Durga was created by the gods to defeat the buffalo demon Mahishasura, who had unleashed chaos and terror in the universe. Durga fought a fierce battle against Mahishasura for nine days and ultimately emerged victorious, restoring peace and order. This event is celebrated annually during the festival of Durga Puja, which is one of the most important and widely celebrated festivals in India.

Maa Durga is revered for her strength, courage, and protective nature. She is believed to possess the power to eliminate evil and negativity from the world and bestow blessings upon her devotees. It is common for people to pray to her for protection, prosperity, and spiritual guidance.

Durga is often depicted in various forms or manifestations, each representing different aspects of her divine power. Some of the well-known forms of Maa Durga include:

Mahishasuramardini: The form of Durga where she defeats the buffalo demon Mahishasura.
Bhadrakali: The fierce and wrathful form of Durga.
Chandraghanta: The form of Durga with a half-moon on her forehead.
Kushmanda: The form of Durga who created the universe with her divine smile.
Skandamata: The form of Durga as the mother of Lord Skanda (Kartikeya).
Katyayani: The form of Durga who embodies divine anger and power.
Kalaratri: The fierce and dark form of Durga who destroys ignorance and removes fear.

These are just a few examples of the many forms and aspects of Maa Durga. Devotees worship her with devotion, perform rituals, chant her mantras, and offer prayers during festivals and other auspicious occasions to seek her blessings and grace.


Subject: Religious
Type: Handmade
Styles: Miniature Art, Ethnic Art, Folk Art
Origin: Rajasthan (India)

Details and Dimensions:
Materials: Cardboard
Paint: Natural Stone Colors
Size: 15 x 12 Inches
Frame size: 16 x 12 Inches