‘Maa Kali’ by Uttam Chitrakar contact-for-price sit in King Virata’s court

sit in King Virata’s court

Perfect for extinguishing taper and pillar candles without creating smoke or wax splatter

Unearth an exceptionally rare find – an almost 80-year-old Vishnu Vilakku embellished with intricate bird designs

Kalamkari is an age-old Indian art form that employs sophisticated techniques of hand painting or block printing on textiles using natural vegetable dyes

emphasizing the goddess's formidable nature

‘Maa Kali’ by Uttam Chitrakar contact-for-price sit in King Virata’s courtIn his Kalighat masterpiece, Uttam Chitrakar depicts Goddess Kali seated with Lord Shiva, laden with profound symbolism. Maa Kali's three eyes symbolize her insight into deeper truths, while her four hands represent power and action. Seated, she signifies a connection to the earthly realm and readiness for human engagement. Below, Lord Shiva embodies eternal consciousness, contrasting with Maa Kali's dynamic and transformative energy, symbolizing her