Hanuman the Hindu Monkey God that Defeats Evil Spirits, Fabulous Hand-Glittered Vivid Reproduction of a Painting

Vintage reproduction print of a painting of Hanuman, the Hindu monkey god, by the artist, Deccan.  Ready for display in a distressed wooden frame, painted green that measures 10 inches wide by 15 inches high by 5/8 inch deep.  The print has been hand-embellished with silver glitter.  Clear glass included.  Outfitted with a wire for immediate hanging. The Vanaras are highly-intelligent monkey-people.  His mother, Anjana, is a beautiful, supernatural nymph-like spirit called an apsara.  Hindu mythology says that Anjana was forced to be born here on the Earth because of a curse.  The only way to lift the curse was to give birth to a son.  Anjana was married to Kesari.  Kesari is also the name of an Indian pudding dessert.   There are varying stories surrounding Hanuman's conception.  Here is one. Anjana would go to a nearby forest to pray to Lord Shiva for a son.  One day, while she was praying, the king was conducting a fertility ritual.  As part of the ritual, he shared a sacred puddin