Kalighat painting is a traditional Indian art genre that emerged in nineteenth-century Kolkata (formerly Calcutta). In this Kalighat painting, Lord Shiva, “also known as Mahadev,” sits regally upon a tiger skin, a symbol of his untamed power, while his trident gleams, representing three Gunas, Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas. Adorned with serpents and Rudraksha rosaries, each element speaks volumes of his cosmic authority.
His mustache is a mark of masculinity that adds an aura of strength and wisdom. This artwork by “Soumick embodies the quintessence of Shiva, the Supreme Being, embodying destruction, transformation, and creation. This creation is a potent reminder of the eternal cycle of life. It urges you to embrace change fearlessly, invoking reverence, introspection, and devotion, guiding souls toward enlightenment and inner peace.
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