Durga goddess in a calm mind with her favorite flower 

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Durga already killed the demon asura (Buffalo ) his son ganesha is Right beside him.. And her assistant Lion is proudly standing their.

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Title: "Durga", Medium: Plaster of Paris, Size: 20 X 16 inch., Medium: Plaster of Paris on Board

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Durga

<h1>Durga |portrait  | acrylic on canvas </h1>
 
“Durga” is an acrylic on canvas-based creation of Mahadev Swarnakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions of 36" X 48"(91.44cm X 121.92cm), this painting is a contemporary painting with a devotional aspect. it includes goddess Durga and her devotee. Devi Durga is considered the feminine epitome of strength. She protects her devotees from evil powers and safeguards them. In this painting, we can see a portrait of a woman who seems to be a reflection of goddess Durga, draped in a simple and neatly pleated saree with light makeup of Kohl on her eyes and the bindi on her forehead representing the third eye. The acrylic painting has been bound with black tones and its beauty got elevated by the power and confidence in her eyes. The simplicity and the aesthetic sense of the painting fill up your heart with zeal and buoyancy. This painting also personifies the rich Indian culture and people’s lifestyles. The black and white shade given to the painting adds to its authenticity. 
 
Theme suitable for:  the theme of the painting is contemporary yet keeps up its traditional touch. Making it a perfect choice for anyone who wants to add elegance to your home. It even has a devotional aspect to it which continuously reminds us of our power as individuals.
 
 Subjects: contemporary figurative painting/ Durga painting 
Materials: canvas
Mediums: acrylic
Size: 36" X 48"(91.44cm X 121.92cm).
Theme :
Space:  drawing room, bedroom, and office

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Goddess durga with a smile. A rare observation of the goddess who is considered as an angry one 

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Durga 2

About&nbsp;
A linocut print-based artwork that signifies the almighty Durga in an artistic way. Standing upright with a trident in hand is a true inspiration portraying woman empowerment. The idol of Maa Durga symbolizes power, and courage and personifies the victory of good over evil. Maa Durga is known to be one of the most powerful goddesses, whom the people following Hinduism worship. She depicts wisdom, woman power, beauty in a bold form, etc. the goddess is symbolic of divine forces that are known to be used against the negative and ill energy. She protects her devotees from all the evil power and is also known as the combination of powers of the goddesses Lakshmi, Kali, and Saraswati. In several mythologies, it is believed Lord Vishnu is the creator of the goddess with the motive to end the demon &ldquo;Mahishasur&rdquo;.
Features:
This is a religious art-based portrayal by artist Mohan Raj J R. The upright standing almighty of all women is a fine work of linocut print on paper over the size of (20.32 cm X 30.48 cm). This type of print is the one with a relief print. Relief printing is when a piece of paper is stamped with ink from the top of the surface. Several other types of prints are woodcuts and Etching. As the material it is being carved has no directional gain and doesn&rsquo;t tend to split, it is easier to obtain a certain artist effect with lino.
Theme and suitable for:
It brings along with it a true sense of optimism and a sense of realization regarding men&rsquo;s and women&rsquo;s equality. These portraits will flash in front of your eyes which would help in building a firm and quality aura all around you. The painting is preferably suitable for walls in the praying rooms or in the living rooms with the room being of a contemporary or traditional aesthetic.
This Maa Durga painting will be delivered to you unframed in a core tube until rolling is not possible.

Print making

Office Entrance

Devotional

Iconic

Divine & Spiritual

Classical reflection

Indian

Durga maa

I think that god has given birth to me paint the picture. When I was unable to understand this world for that time, that is near about age of 4th or 5th I was practicing to depicting the nature. As I was growing up, I was keeping my interest to present the great beauty & nature according g to my imagination. I had completed my school education & got admission in art collage. The skill full professor guided me to improve my skill, and I put my interest in Landscape art, Realistic paintings, Modern Art, Abstract Art paintings. In my paintings natural elements and caves impact paintings you can see, but with that classical paintings. I am eagerly interested in modern ideology too. my education is A.T.D. in chitrakala mahavidyalaya,latur, i made paintings in acrylc and oil colors. i made paintings like abstrct,morden,figurative,landscape and verious type of paintings

When Durga emerged from the waters of the holy Ganga as a spirit, she was given a physical form by all the gods put together. Her face was created by Lord Shiva and her torso crafted by Indra. Her breasts were made by Chandra and her teeth by Brahma. The lower part of her body was made by Bhudevi, Varuna sculpted her thighs and knees, and Agni created the Goddess’s eyes. Thus she was a supreme power created with a combination of the powers of all the other gods. So was born Goddess Durga or ‘Mahamaya’, the Great Mother of the Universe, who ensures creation, preservation and destruction of evil forces in the universe.

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Durga-2 Maa durga painting for home 

Mahishasura waged war against the Devas, the Devas assemble in the mountains where their combined divine energies coalesce into goddess Durga. The new born Durga led a battle against Mahishasura, riding a lion, and killed him. Thereafter she is named Mahishasuramardini.

Durga Maa Handpainted Acrylic painting Mahishasurmardini 2

Bio data Of Monidipa Mitra
A versatile Artist Monidipa Mitra gained acclaim from wide range of Art Critics from all over the World. In a small span She has participated in more than 10 Indian Art Exhibitions and  many  International Exhibitions including the Solo Exhibition in Most Prestigious Academy Of Fine Arts. Kolkata in 2018. Many art Critics appreciated Her work and her paintings were sold from the exhibition. 
        Many News Papers like Statesman and Daily Mirror  of Kolkata and Prabhat Khabar Bihar Jharkhand acclaimed her paintings.
    She has completed Her 7th Year( Masters Degree) from Bangiya Porishod affiliated to Rabindra Bharati University.
		She has painted Water Colour ,Oil , Acrylic and glass Painting with fluency during this period. Her Special inclination is towards Water Colour in which she finds Her extreme satisfaction. Her paintings which has fetched wide spread acclamation from different fields. 
		Starting with an exhibition in Varanasi She has come a long way with many National and International Exhibition under her cap.
		 Covid condition and Lockdown could not dampen Her zeal for painting and painted many wonderful water colour during it .
  Many Virtual Exhibition took Place during this challenging period and here also She gathered acclaims. 
Other than being a fulltime Artist Monidipa Mitra is a complete Home Maker . She after completion of BSc Chemistry Hons and while persuing Her MSc got married and She sincerely delivered Her duty towards Her family and Children. After fulfilling Her duties She now has focused on Her child hood passion imbibed from Her Father an Engineer by profession .  
Here are some in chronological order 
1.	Mehta Art Gallery , Varanasi 2016
2.	Jharkhand Saras Mela 2016 and 2017
3.	International Water colour Exhibition Kosovo ( Europe) 2017
4.	International Water Colour Exhibition Bangladesh (Dhaka) 2017,  2018 and2020 (Virtual)
5.	Solo Exhibition in Academy of Fine Arts , Kolkata 2018
6.	Indo Bangladesh Painting Exhibition (Spread Wings) at Noti Binodini Art Gallery Kolkata - 2019.
7.	Bengal Art Factory Exhibition in ICCR and Birla Academy of Fine Arts 2019.
8.	Online painting exhibition with Spread Wings in 2020
9.	International Water Colour Society Painting Exhibition Dooars 2021
10.	BM Fine Art and Culture Painting Exhibition online 2021.
11.	Best Artist Award in International Face book Group of Art and Culture Exhibition/ Competition .

Bengalis biggest festival Durga puja...so l select this festival.Painting shows dhunuchi dance and festive mood.

Durga Puja

Durga Durgatinashini is the symbol of Victory and replicating the Indian Believe which has been created with size of 38x36 Inches, Medium Acrylic On Canvas. in the art of Madhubani Painting

Madhubani

Durga Duergatinashini

Durga was made by the gods as a warrior goddess to fight a demon. The demon's father, Rambha, king of the demons, once fell in love with a water buffalo, and Mahishasur was born from this union. He is therefore able to change between human and buffalo form at will (mahisha means "buffalo"). Through intense prayers to Brahma, Mahishasura was given the boon that he could not be defeated by any man or god. He unleashed a reign of terror on earth, heaven and the nether worlds. The gods, realizing that only a woman or goddess could defeat the buffalo demon, gave forth all of their creative energy and created Durga. Durga, holding many weapons, went to battle with Mahishasur and won, saving the gods and men from destruction.

Durga Maa Handpainted Acrylic painting for home 

Mandala

Mandala Durga

1. Hand painted with acrylics, varnished for care and protection.
2. Medium : Acrylic colors.
3. Surface : Canvas board.
4. Perfect for your home and workplace.

Abstract

Maa Durga 

Made with acrylic colours on canvas board 
It depicts Goddess Durga destroying the evil 

Traditional Art

Illustration

Maa Durga ( mahishasura mardini)

About:
Rendered in a watercolour painting, representing the significance and courage through her upright standing posture, she is none other than Maa Durga art. Maa Durga, is considered one of the most powerful personas of Hindu devotion and signifies strength, positivity, and the victory of virtue over evil. The Maa Durga painting brings an efficacious aura to your home with the aroma of prosperity and triumph. In the Hindu culture, she is being worshipped in all of her forms all over the country with each having its significance and value. The Maa Durga art resembles the time of one of the country’s most enlightening festivals Durga Puja where she is being welcomed and invoked diligently.

Features
It is an original artwork of watercolour over maestria off-white color cold press paper by our artist Harsh Kumar Ray that comes over a size of 27.89cm x 38.10cm. The artistic watercolour painting of maa Durga incarnates the belief of hope over the darkness. It is based on religious beliefs and faith with a typical Indian art painting style.
 
Theme and suitable for:
The watercolour illustration painting awakens your faith in god and makes your aura more illuminating and gleeful. You get a positive vibe and strength when u give a glance at the painting. 
It will be suitable for your living room, praying room, hallways, or near your console table.
This maa Durga painting will be delivered to you unframed in a core tube until rolling is not

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<h2>Why is Maa Durga an important goddess?</h2>
Goddess Durga is one of the most prominent and important goddess in Hinduism. Goddess Durga is a representation of the divine powers known as divine, feminine energy, and vitality, which are needed to combat and fight the bad and evil negative forces.&nbsp; Maa Durga shelters and defends her followers from bad forces. Maa&nbsp; Durga is said to have the combination of the power of the goddesses Lakshmi,&nbsp; goddess Kali, and goddess Saraswati. Goddess Durga is portrayed as a fierce warrior with eight hands holding various types of weapons while executing symbolic hand movements that stand in for her teachings.
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<h3>What do Maa Durga paintings symbolize?</h3>
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<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Dharm or responsibility is represented by the chakra in Maa Durga first upper right hand. It symbolizes that we must carry out our commitments in life.&nbsp;</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Happiness is represented by Maa Durga through the conch in her first upper left hand. Our responsibility must be carried out joyfully and pleasantly, without grumbling.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Maa Durga's second right lower hand with a sword stands for the destruction of sin. We need to develop our ability to discern and eliminate our negative traits.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Lord Ram's personality is depicted in Maa Durga through the bow and arrow that is in her second lower left hand. It stands for showing courage in tough times and that we should not lose our moral integrity in life.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">The third lower left hand of Maa Durga has a Lotus Flower and that represents separation. It shows that we must live in the world without becoming hooked to it. Like the lotus flower, which while remaining in soiled water, smiles and imparts its beauty to others.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Love and loyalty is represented through the club in Maa Durga&rsquo;s third lower right hand, a weapon Lord Hanuman used.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Maa Durga has a trident (Trishul) in her fourth lower hand, which represents bravery. To overcome our negative traits and meet life's obstacles, we need courage.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">The fourth lower right hand of Maa Durga represents her compassion and forgiveness. We should be able to forgive ourselves as well as those we have wronged and mistreated us in the course of life.</li>
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<h3>Where to place Maa Durga&nbsp; Paintings?</h3>
Maa Durga paintings should be placed on the northern side of the building or you can choose between the east and north-east corners to place the painting. The puja chamber or altar for Maa Durga is the best place that is suitable for Maa Durga painting.
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<h3>Where to buy Maa Durga paintings?</h3>
The best place to buy Maa Durga paintings is at Dirums because we have the best collection of Maa Durga paintings available with us. The pricing you see online would be really competitive because there are so many rivals there. Dirums is the ideal location to buy paintings of Maa Durga because, at Dirums, we only offer 100% genuine paintings. Moreover, we always provide free delivery on all of our paintings.

Maa Durga is the almighty mother of all creation. Maa Durga is a warrior goddess who is linked to defense, sturdiness, motherhood, devastation, and battles. According to legend, Maa Durga was created for the slaying of the buffalo demon Mahishasura. Lord Brahma, lord Vishnu, lord Shiva, and other gods were powerless to defeat and overcome him. For her enemies, Durga assumes a fearsome, scary aspect.

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