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Divine Deity Portraits on Canvas

byRaajan MaluujaShips across India; Visit Art Studio in Paschim Vihar, DelhiStarts from5,500 per boxView full gallery

I do not just paint deities; I invite their energy into your home. Each canvas is a sadhana, an offering crafted to bring the sanctity of temples into your personal space.

A portrait of Bal Krishna, capturing his innocent and divine charm. This acrylic painting focuses on his playful eyes and gentle smile, bringing the beloved deity to life on canvas.

This painting captures the divine romance of Meera Bai and her beloved Krishna. The expressive colors and fluid brushstrokes depict Meera's complete surrender and devotion in her dance.

A detailed 3D relief painting showing Radha and Krishna in a lush, green forest. The texture of the leaves and the serene expressions of the divine couple make this a truly immersive piece of art.

An intricate Tanjore-style painting of Lord Tirupati Balaji. The artwork is adorned with traditional gold foil and semi-precious stones, highlighting the deity's majestic and opulent form.

A painting of Maa Durga, created with devotion during the auspicious time of Navratri. The focus is on her powerful yet compassionate expression, symbolizing strength and divine protection.

From a simple pencil sketch to a powerful, finished portrait of Maa Kali. This painting uses bold colors to depict her fierce form, capturing the raw energy of the divine feminine.

A close-up of my painting of Maa Durga, showing the detail in her eyes and the crescent moon on her forehead. This piece is an ode to her divine power and grace.

A portrait of Maa Durga, capturing her serene yet powerful presence. The golden crown and intricate jewelry are painted to reflect her divine glory and status as the mother of the universe.

A close-up of my painting of Maa Durga, showcasing the detailed crown and gentle, reassuring expression. This artwork is a prayer to the divine mother, created with pure devotion.

A serene painting of Lord Ganesha with a veena, symbolizing his mastery over arts and music. This monochrome piece, done in acrylic, highlights his calm and meditative form.

About Portraits of the Divine: Deities on Canvas

When I work on a deity portrait, the painting is not complete until I feel that connection—what we call bhav. Whether it is a Tanjore-style Balaji or a realistic Ram Lalla, the process begins with meditation and ends only when the eyes of the deity capture the specific grace you are looking for in your home mandir.

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