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The left petal carries the bija Haṃ (हँ) and the right petal carries Kṣaṃ (क्षँ) - the two seed syllables presiding over the two nadis and the two hemispheres of transcendent mind
Chromolithographs like this were produced by the Ravi Varma Press to bring epic narratives into everyday homes
In this composition he appears calm and centered even in motion
This Govardhana Krishna poster radiates reassurance - a reminder that strength expressed through love is unshakeable
Śiva Pañcāyatan - The Sacred Family of Kailāsa (18 × 24 in Poster) 18th century bahu court art The left petal carries theIndia 1885 Region Date Indian SubcontinentChromolithograph, 1885 Key Features This devotional chromolithograph portrays iva Pacyatan, a serene vision of Lord Shiva seated with his divine family upon Mount Kailasa. At the center of the composition sits Shiva, the great ascetic and cosmic lord, holding the trident while the sacred river Ganga flows from his matted hair. Beside him sits Goddess Parvati, the embodiment of maternal grace and divine
