Kali Standing Triumphantly Over Shiva's Corpse Art Print

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Giclée Printing

Kali standing triumphantly over Shiva’s corpse came off a limestone slab at 185 Bowbazar Street and walked into Bengali bedrooms. The Calcutta Art Studio, opened in 1878 by Annada Prasad Bagchi and four Government School of Art alumni, priced each chromolithograph for the household shrine. Thin paper carrying this enormous goddess.

Indigo-black ink fills the sheet, four arms flung wide beneath silver needle-rays. One left hand hoists a curved khadga slick with vermilion. The other grips a bearded head by its hair. Both right palms open in blessing, the lower stained alta crimson, and conch-shell bangles ring every wrist. A mundamala of ochre-faced heads swings to her knees above a girdle of severed arms.

Her right foot leads, the Dakshina Kali stance, planted on Shiva gone ash-gray in his tiger skin. A cobra rears beside his arm. Shakta teaching names him shava, the body waiting for her to move. Crowned gods crowd the amber smoke overhead. Hang this Hindu goddess art print and the new-moon midnight of Kali Puja moves in, carmine tongue first.

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