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Mythological Canvas Paintings: Tales of the Gods

byHimanshu SrivastavaBased in Delhi NCR; ships and takes mural projects across IndiaStarts from₹18,000 per artworkView full gallery

I bring ancient narratives from our scriptures to life through Chola-inspired line work and vivid colours. Every canvas is a meditative process, crafted to hold the energy of the gods in your own home.

"Brahmopadesham: Sermon to Bhringi" depicts the origin of Ardhanarishvara. The painting captures the moment Parvati merges with Shiva to teach the obstinate sage Bhringi about the inseparability of Shakti and Shiva, illustrating a profound philosophical concept through dynamic form and color.

This painting of Annapoorna Devi for Dhanteras shows her as both the giver of food (Annadaa) and knowledge (Gyaanada). Flanked by Ramaa and Medini, she feeds the great mendicant Shiva himself, relieving him of the Brahma Kapaal, a story rich in symbolism from the heart of Kashi.

"The Margazhi Brew" is my interpretation of a verse in glory of Andal. It visualizes the divine interplay between Andal, her Lord Krishna, and his consort Neeladevi, exploring the deep Vaishnavite philosophies of devotion and surrender that are central to the sacred month of Margazhi.

A serene miniature capturing the divine couple, Andal and Rangamannar. This watercolor piece reflects the gentle intimacy and devotion central to Vaishnava traditions, showing the Lord resting in the lap of his beloved devotee in a lotus pond.

Inspired by the Thiruppavai, this painting portrays Andal commanding the clouds, which are metaphors for the Lord's grace. The details, from the flash of the Sudarshan chakra to the thunder of the Panchajanya conch, are visual translations of her powerful poetry.

This painting from my Margazhi series, titled "Paaran," visualizes the culmination of Andal's month-long penance (nombu). Her parrot companions form a divine orchestra as she performs her rituals, symbolizing the journey from conception to the consummation of her devotion.

"MARGA: Impressions from Vrindavan" is a conceptual piece inspired by the Gopala Vimshati. The maze of Tulasi represents the inner forest where the devotee searches for Krishna, following faint traces of his presence, capturing the eternal game of seeking the divine.

About Mythological Canvases: Tales of the Gods

Every artwork I create follows a meditative path, starting with scriptural research and ending with the Chakshudaan—the ritualistic opening of the eyes. This is not merely about applying paint to paper; it is a dedicated process of inviting the deity’s presence into the work, ensuring that what arrives at your home is a vessel of devotion. I work closely with you during the initial sketching phase to ensure the iconography aligns with your chosen narrative, making the final piece a deeply personal offering.

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Himanshu Srivastava

Based in Delhi NCR; ships and takes mural projects across IndiaStarts from ₹18,000 per artwork

Namaskar, I’m Himanshu. I don’t just paint images; I translate the scriptures I study into visual dialogues that you can live with. If you are looking for a piece of art that carries the weight of tradition and the quiet of a prayer, I would be honoured to create that for you.

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A commissioned painting of Lord Ganesha, rendered in acrylic on canvas. The piece combines a colorful, fully painted depiction of the deity with surrounding line work, showing the blend of finished art and initial sketch.17
The Ganesha painting in an earlier stage of progress. This view shows how I build layers of color and detail, starting with the central figure and expanding to the ornate background.
A further stage of the Ganesha painting, with more color and form added to the deity's garland and crown. This demonstrates the careful process of developing a complex spiritual artwork.
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This is the final watercolor painting of Shree Ram and Sita, a depiction of their divine bond. My aim was to show Ram's strength as a protector and Sita's quiet, steadfast presence by his side. Jai Shree Ram.33
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Another depiction of Ganpati Bappa, blending traditional imagery with expressive watercolour techniques. I love exploring different forms of Ganesha, each with its own unique energy and story.
The finished "Bal Ganesh" painting on display at the Saam TV studio. It was an honor to be invited to their "Kaladhipati" program and share this personal and spiritual artwork.

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A powerful chalk portrait of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, capturing his visionary gaze. This is a subject I return to often, as he is an inspiration for all of India.32

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A detailed painting of Ma Durga, capturing her divine energy. This piece is now framed and part of a beautiful home, bringing the festive spirit of Durga Puja all year round.19
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An acrylic painting of Goddess Lakshmi, created for the auspicious occasion of Varamahalakshmi Pooja. I wanted to capture her serene presence, standing on a lotus among swans.
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A close-up of my Shiv Parivar painting, focusing on the tender moment between Maa Parvati and their sleeping child, held securely in Mahadev's arms.36
Another detailed shot of the Shiv Parivar canvas, highlighting the serene expressions of Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati against a celestial, star-filled background.
The complete Shiv Parivar painting, showing the divine family in a peaceful embrace. This 24x24 inch acrylic on canvas piece is available for purchase to bring blessings to your home.
Here I am, holding the finished Shiv Parivar painting. It’s one of my larger pieces, and I’m so happy with how the colors and emotions came together.

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