God & Goddess Canvas Paintings

Devotional work from several distinct traditions rather than one house style: Raja Ravi Varma's Lakshmi and Saraswati in the academic manner that defined how modern India pictures its goddesses, a Nathdwara pichwai of Shrinathji, a Kalighat folk Ganesha, a Tibetan thangka Buddha, and Radha Krishna in the classical Indian idiom.

For a pooja room, the 2 x 2 ft size is usually the right one — it reads at close range without dominating a small room. Lakshmi is the common choice for Diwali, Saraswati for Vasant Panchami, Ganesha for Ganesh Chaturthi and for a new home.

Placement matters more with devotional art than with anything else we sell. A pooja room wants the piece at or above eye level on the east or north wall; a living-room wall is fine for Ganesha or Buddha, where the painting is as much a statement about the room as an object of worship. We print on cotton canvas rather than paper so the surface takes incense smoke and a wipe without blooming.

All are printed on cotton canvas and gallery-wrapped, so nothing needs glass in front of it and nothing needs framing before it goes up.