Original Hand-painted Kalighat Painting Parvati | Original Painting by a top traditional artist for your home

This original hand painting, created in the iconic Kalighat style from West Bengal, portrays Goddess Parvati holding her son, Lord Ganesha, in her arms. Parvati is associated with power, love, beauty, and maternity. As the embodiment of divine feminine energy, Parvati is revered for her nurturing and protective nature, while her son Ganesha is seen as the remover of all obstacles. Kalighat Painting is a style of Indian art that emerged in the 19th century in Bengal. It was created by a group of specialized scroll painters known as "patuas" in the vicinity of the Kalighat Kali Temple in Kolkata, West Bengal. Typically created on paper with flowing brushwork and bold, often homemade, dyes, Kalighat Art is characterized by bold outlines, vibrant color tones, and minimal background details. These paintings primarily depict mythological stories, Hindu gods and goddesses. Kalighat paintings quite often tend to be a collaborative effort involving a group of artists, often from the same family