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A magnificent vintage Indian devotional print titled “SIVAPANCHAYAT”, depicting the divine family of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati in a richly detailed Himalayan setting.
Lord Shiva occupies the central position holding his traditional weapon, accompanied by Goddess Parvati and Lord Ganesha, while other sacred figures and divine attendants complete the elaborate composition. Shiva’s beloved Nandi rests prominently in the foreground, accompanied by a majestic lion and peacock, creating a beautifully balanced representation of the Shiva household.
The snow-covered Himalayan peaks in the background evoke Mount Kailash, while the ornate throne, halos, crowns, jewellery and traditional garments lend the artwork a ceremonial and highly devotional character.
Selected portions of the composition have been enhanced with raised metallic decorative work, particularly across the jewellery, garments, crowns, throne and sacred animals, giving the print additional texture, shimmer and visual depth.
Product Details
Printed Title: SIVAPANCHAYAT
Subject: Shiva Parivar / Shiva Panchayat
Principal Figures: Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati & Lord Ganesha
Additional Iconography: Nandi, Lion, Peacock & Divine Attendants
Setting: Himalayan / Kailash landscape
Medium: Vintage colour devotional print
Special Feature: Raised metallic decorative embellishment
Theme: Hindu Devotional / Shaivite Art
Orientation: Portrait
Presentation: Framed
Frame: Vintage black decorative frame
Category: Vintage Indian Religious Art / Shiva Art / Devotional Collectible
Collector’s Highlight
The “Sivapanchayat” subject is especially attractive because it brings together the principal members and sacred symbols of the Shiva tradition within a single elaborate composition.
The combination of the printed title, richly coloured period imagery and extensive metallic embellishment makes this example particularly decorative and desirable for collectors of vintage Indian devotional prints.
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