‘Dancing Shiva’ by Uttam Chitrakar

‘Dancing Shiva’ by Uttam ChitrakarIn Uttam Chitrakar's mesmerizing Kalighat painting, Lord Shiva is depicted as the deity of destruction and transformation, also revered as the divine protector of all beings. This portrayal captures him in a dynamic dance known as the "Ananda Tandava" or the Dance of Bliss, symbolizing the cosmic cycles of creation and destruction. In this captivating representation, Shiva is shown with four arms. His upper right hand holds the "damaru" (drum),

surrounded by finely detailed motifs that radiate divine energy and protection

Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of historical artifacts

In this romantic Kalighat painting

with musicians playing drums and traditional Indian instruments to accompany the dancers

infusing any surface with a touch of artistic elegance

while the hanging design makes it perfect for indoor or outdoor décor

Maa Durga symbolizes ultimate divine energy

Presenting the Kiritamukuta – the Crown of Lord Vishnu

Originally crafted for practical use in rural settings

reflects traditional artistry and fine attention to design

Weight: 2100 gm

an ancient Hindu worship practice attributed to the revered 8th-century philosopher Adi Shankara