Paraśurāma - The Brahmin Warrior and the Fall of Kartavīrya Arjuna (18×24″ Poster) vermillion background sacred feminine Museum-Grade Print Quality – Produced

Museum-Grade Print Quality – Produced on thick 350 GSM matte paper

Produced using chromolithography

the last of the Pandavas

Narayan Nagbali Puja in Kashi

this artwork reinterprets divine identity through localized cultural lenses

Paraśurāma - The Brahmin Warrior and the Fall of Kartavīrya Arjuna (18×24″ Poster) vermillion background sacred feminine Museum-Grade Print Quality – ProducedIndia c. 18001899 Key Features Paraurma Vius Axe Bearing Incarnation This powerful 19th century gouache depicts Paraurma, the sixth incarnation of Lord Viu a Brahmin by birth and an ascetic warrior by destiny. Wielding his iconic axe, Paraurma embodies divine retribution against tyranny and moral decay. The Battle with Kartavrya Arjuna The scene captures Paraurma in combat with King Kartavrya Arjuna, the mighty Katriya ruler who unjustly killed