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Vintage Manchester Label – Tripurasur Vadh | Rare Hindu Mythological Art | 7 × 5 Inches
A Fascinating Piece of Indian Mythology & Vintage Printed Heritage
Discover a captivating vintage Manchester label depicting Tripurasur Vadh, the legendary episode from Hindu mythology associated with Lord Shiva’s destruction of the three cities of the Tripurasuras.
This beautifully illustrated label presents an elaborate mythological composition featuring Lord Shiva holding his divine bow, surrounded by celestial figures, symbolic animals, a magnificent chariot and scenes of battle.
The artwork showcases an extraordinary combination of vibrant vermilion red, turquoise blue, golden yellow and rich green, complemented by intricate detailing and traditional Indian religious iconography.
The original Hindi title, “त्रिपुरासुर वध”, prominently displayed at the top, adds to its distinctive character.
A Beautiful Example of Vintage Manchester Label Art
Vintage Manchester labels featuring Indian mythological subjects are fascinating examples of printed commercial art created for the Indian market.
Their elaborate illustrations, striking colours and religious themes make them desirable additions to collections of antique labels, vintage Indian prints and traditional devotional imagery.
This example is preserved in an aged wooden frame with a beautifully weathered dark finish. The visible scratches, worn edges and natural patina enhance its vintage presentation.
Despite its compact dimensions, the artwork offers an exceptionally detailed composition, making it an attractive piece for collectors and heritage-inspired interiors.
Product Details
– Title: Tripurasur Vadh – Vintage Manchester Label
– Subject: Lord Shiva & the Destruction of Tripurasura
– Type: Vintage Printed Label
– Label Association: Manchester
– Size: 7 × 5 Inches
– Language: Hindi
– Frame: Original-Style Aged Wooden Frame
– Condition: Vintage condition with visible age-related wear to the frame
– Category: Vintage Labels & Mythological Art
A distinctive collectible that brings together Indian mythology, historical commercial artwork and the enduring charm of vintage printed imagery.
Perfect for collectors of antique Indian labels, devotional art and unique heritage pieces.
Please refer to the photographs for a detailed assessment of the artwork and frame condition.
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