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Maa Durga Hand-Painted Wooden Portraits & Decor

byPrernaShips across IndiaStarts from₹800 Per ArtworkView full gallery

Bring home the strength and grace of Maa Durga with these vibrant, hand-painted wooden portraits.

A video revealing my finished Maa Durga painting on a wooden slice. I love how the rich red and gold colors contrast with the natural wood, and the added embellishments make her feel truly divine.

A cute illustration of Goddess Durga with her lion, painted on a 4-inch wooden coaster. This small piece is perfect for a desk or a small altar, bringing faith and strength into your personal space.

Another look at the hand-painted Durga coaster, showing how it looks from a different angle with some greenery. It comes with a golden stand for easy display.

About The Divine Feminine: Maa Durga

I hand-paint these pieces on natural mango wood slices, preserving the rustic bark edges for an authentic, earthy feel. To make Maa Durga’s jewelry truly pop, I use 3D Kundan stones and tiny mirrors, creating a tactile texture that reflects light beautifully. Each piece is finished with a double coat of gloss varnish, so it stays protected from dust and humidity in your mandir.

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Prerna

Ships across IndiaStarts from ₹800 Per Artwork

I'm Prerna. I started this journey because I wanted to capture the divine in art, and painting Maa Durga feels like meditation to me. Every piece you see here is my way of sharing that positive energy with your home, one brushstroke at a time.

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The journey of my Maa Durga painting begins with a detailed pencil sketch on canvas. This foundational drawing maps out the composition, expression, and intricate details of her jewelry and crown before I apply any paint.5
Here, I've started adding the first layers of acrylic paint, establishing the skin tones and blocking in the initial colors. This stage is crucial for building depth and bringing the divine portrait to life.
The completed acrylic painting of Maa Durga, rich in color and detail. I paid special attention to the textures of her saree, the gleam of her golden ornaments, and her powerful, compassionate gaze.
A close-up of my Kanha watercolor painting, focusing on the expressive eyes and the delicate tilak. This detailed view shows the fine brushwork and subtle color blending that gives the portrait its gentle and divine character.

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The final, complete sketch of Maa Durga. The deep contrast between the dark charcoal and the white paper makes her divine presence feel powerful and alive. This is a perfect devotional portrait for your wall.10
Another angle of the finished Maa Durga portrait, showing how the light catches the graphite. The level of detail in her crown and jewelry is something I take great pride in.
The sketch is almost complete here, with just the final shading on the saree and lower ornaments left. This stage shows the balance between the detailed and unfinished parts of the artwork.

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'Chokkhu Daan', the moment the artist paints the eyes of Ma Durga, is so powerful. This watercolor captures that sacred act, marking the beginning of her journey home for Durga Puja.
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The Durga frame displayed against a wooden jharokha, highlighting its traditional yet contemporary appeal. The piece is adorned with handmade tassels and bells, adding to its protective, dreamcatcher-like quality.
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