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Custom Devotional Paintings and Divine Artworks

byNeelam GuptaShips across IndiaStarts from4,000 Per ArtworkView full gallery

For me, painting gods is not just art; it is shradha. I pour my devotion into every brushstroke, whether it is an intricate Pahari miniature or a large-scale canvas. Explore my collection of divine portraits.

Unveiling my acrylic painting of Lalbaugcha Raja. This 15 by 23-inch canvas captures the divine presence of Ganpati Bappa, a source of joy and strength for so many.

A scroll-style reveal of the finished Ganesha painting. The vibrant blue background makes the detailed figure of the deity stand out, ready to bring blessings to a home.

A charcoal and pencil drawing of Ganesha coming to life. This video shows the stippling and shading technique I use to create depth and texture, especially in the deity's crown and trunk. Ganpati Bappa Morya!

This is something different, a 3D depiction of Ganpati on a leaf, made from Thermocol on a plywood board. It shows that devotion can be expressed in any material when it comes from the heart.

My watercolor painting inspired by a carving from the Vaital Deul temple in Odisha. It shows Maa Durga in her powerful form, a confluence of strength and compassion.

A video showing the gradual reveal of my watercolor painting of Durga. The artwork is based on ancient temple architecture and captures the goddess's fierce yet graceful posture.

A portrait of Maa Durga, the divine mother, painted on paper with acrylics. The halo and her many arms holding symbolic items represent her power and grace.

The cosmic dance of Shiva, known as the Tandav, painted with bold strokes of black, white, and yellow acrylic on canvas. This piece is all about capturing divine energy and movement.

A watercolor painting of a Shivling adorned with leaves and flowers, created for Nag Panchami. The soft green background gives a feeling of peace and reverence.

An abstract depiction of Lord Shiva dancing, with a fiery red background and splashes of blue. This piece expresses the dynamic energy of the deity in a contemporary style.

About Devotional Portraits & Scenes

Every deity I paint carries a different energy, which is why I select my medium carefully. For a vibrant Ganpati portrait, I often suggest high-quality acrylics on canvas to bring out the depth of the crown and ornaments. If you prefer the meditative beauty of Radha-Krishna, I recommend my Guler-style Pahari miniatures, where I hand-mix natural earth pigments on traditional paper. Choosing the right material changes how the light interacts with the painting in your home.

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