Goddess Bhadrakali – Basohli Painting Circa 1660–70 (A3 Poster) Type:Framed 29-36) preserved in a bound

29-36) preserved in a bound volume by Sir Monier Monier-Williams during his India tour (1883–84) and now housed in the Ashmolean Museum

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Printed on 350 GSM Fine Art Paper – Crafted for those who seek sacred art as a meditative anchor

acquired by Sir Monier Monier-Williams for the Oxford Indian Institute Library during his 1883–1884 fundraising trip to India

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Goddess Bhadrakali – Basohli Painting Circa 1660–70 (A3 Poster) Type:Framed 29-36) preserved in a boundA Radiant Vision of Divine Power and Protection from 17th Century Pahari Art Key Features: Rare 17th Century Basohli Masterpiece This vibrant reproduction captures Goddess Bhadrakali from the Basohli school, known for its luminous colors, bold lines, and devotional fervor that marked early Pahari painting. Symbol of Auspicious Power (Shakti) Bhadrakali stands adorned with pearls, lotuses, and rosary beads, embodying both fierce protection and