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Durga (Durga, The Divine Mother) by Meenakshi Jha Banerjee, Original Acrylic Religious Painting on Canvas, X-Large Vertical Wall Art
Durga (Durga displayed in a Minimalist Library
Durga (Durga displayed in a Museum Style gallery
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Durga (Durga, The Divine Mother) by Meenakshi Jha Banerjee, Original Acrylic Religious Painting on Canvas, X-Large Vertical Wall Art
Durga (Durga displayed in a Minimalist Library
Durga (Durga displayed in a Museum Style gallery

Durga (Durga, The Divine Mother) Acrylic Religious Painting

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Type Painting
Subject Religious
Medium Acrylic
Shape Vertical
Availability Not Available SKU AZ_PAIN_152514
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Folk Modernism, Goddess Iconography, Mandala, Lotus Motif, Saturated Color, Mythic Symbolism, Ornamental Patterning

Anchored by a serene, icon-like visage, the composition unfolds as a devotional cosmos in which the figure’s calm gaze becomes the axis of a larger, rhythmic world. Concentric rings of lotus-petal radiance open at the torso like a mandala of inner life—suggesting fertility, protection, and the generative force of the feminine—while the smaller, many-armed figure nested at the center reads as an archetype of power held in quiet containment. The split field of blue and green operates like a psychological diptych—water and earth, memory and present—animated by fishlike motifs and ornamental creatures that convert folklore into living symbolism. Saturated oranges and reds pulse against intricate patterning, marrying innocence with authority and turning ornament into narrative, as if the painting invites the viewer to read spirituality not as escape but as an embodied, everyday ecology.

Type

Original

Size

60x48

Material

Canvas

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