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traditional Indian art
standing in front of her dressed as a Mughal prince
Our Chandigarh media stand embraces curves and a natural mix of materials
the travertine lamp inspired by other pieces with the same name
it is a living prayer where myth and routine blend effortlessly
Kali Trampling Upon Shiva Print Size:10x15" traditional Indian artOnce, when the world was threatened by a demon who could not be killed by any male being, human or divine, the gods imbued Parvati (Uma) with their powers. She became Kali, the wrathful, and quickly defeated the demon. But she did not stop there. Instead, she kept on dancing, threatening to destroy all life. Unable to stop her through brute force, her lover Shiva lay down in front of her, allowing her to trample his body, ending her rampage.