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rare and visually striking vintage Indian devotional print titled “Sinhavahini Durga” (सिंहवाहिनी दुर्गा), depicting Goddess Durga seated majestically upon her sacred vahana in a dramatic landscape at sunset.
Durga is portrayed with multiple arms carrying traditional divine attributes, including a sword, lotus and other symbolic implements. The central goddess is accompanied by additional devotional figures, creating a powerful narrative composition rich in early Indian religious imagery.
The detailed natural landscape, river, trees and glowing sunset give the artwork exceptional depth, while the finely rendered jewellery, garments and divine figures retain the charm of early colour printing.
Most importantly, the original lower margin preserves the period publishing information:
Published by – Harmarayan & Sons, Jodhpur
Title – SINHAVAHINI DURGA / सिंहवाहिनी दुर्गा
Printed by – Lakshmibilas Press Ltd., Calcutta
Copyright strictly reserved by the Publishers
These surviving imprints considerably enhance the historical and collectible appeal of the piece.
Product Details
Title: Sinhavahini Durga / सिंहवाहिनी दुर्गा
Subject: Goddess Durga
Theme: Hindu Devotional / Mythological Art
Publisher: Harmarayan & Sons
Publisher Location: Jodhpur
Printer: Lakshmibilas Press Ltd.
Printing Location: Calcutta
Medium: Vintage colour devotional print
Orientation: Portrait
Presentation: Framed
Frame: Vintage brown wood-grain style frame
Category: Vintage Indian Religious Art / Devotional Print / Collectible Indian Print
Collector’s Highlight
The major collector attraction of this artwork is its clearly surviving publisher and printer information. The combination of Harmarayan & Sons, Jodhpur and Lakshmibilas Press Ltd., Calcutta gives the piece identifiable period provenance within the history of Indian devotional print publishing.
The printed title “Sinhavahini Durga” further establishes the intended subject of the work and should be retained prominently in the listing.
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