Maa Durga Hand-Painted Wooden Portraits & Decor
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 this collection
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.
Whether you need a compact 4-inch piece for your desk or something larger to anchor your meditation space, every artwork is a meditative process for me. I do not use prints. Instead, I build layers of high-pigment acrylics and gouache to capture that balance of fierce strength and divine compassion.
Why Hand-Painted Wooden Art?
- Unique Textures: Every mango wood slice has its own grain pattern, making your piece one-of-a-kind.
- Durability: The gloss varnish layer means these are not just for show; they are made to last as part of your daily prayers.
- Festive Ready: These are beautiful as decor during Navratri or as a thoughtful gift for someone special.
If you have a specific vision—perhaps a scene depicting one of the 9 Shakti Peeths or a specific aesthetic for your home—I am happy to collaborate. Just send me a message and we can discuss the sizing and design. Since each piece is hand-painted from scratch, please plan for a little lead time so I can give the artwork the attention it deserves.
Prerna
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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