Goddess Bhairavi - The Fierce Mahavidya (18 × 24 in Poster) esoteric Hinduism The composition depicts Shanmukha -

The composition depicts Shanmukha - Subrahmanya in his most complete iconographic form - standing on his peacock vahana against a breathtaking aureole of fully spread peacock tail feathers

The composition reflects the heroic

ritual function

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righteous action

Goddess Bhairavi - The Fierce Mahavidya (18 × 24 in Poster) esoteric Hinduism The composition depicts Shanmukha -Lithograph by Shib Gobin Lal Region Date Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, Indiaca. 18701880Early Bengal lithographic devotional art Key Features This rare and powerful lithograph depicts Goddess Bhairavi, one of the Ten Mahavidyas, the supreme manifestations of the Divine Feminine in Hindu Tantra. As the fierce feminine counterpart of Bhairava, Bhairavi embodies both destruction and transcendental wisdom. Seated upon an ornate throne, Bhairavi is