Manasa Devi – Serpent Goddess of Protection (A3 Poster) rare varahi artwork nurpur school The left side of the

The left side of the figure bears Shiva’s ascetic markers - simplicity

It invites quiet reflection on compassion

surrounded by recipients displaying various expressions of gratitude and reverence

Tibetan Buddhist Art | Circa 19th–20th Century | Cycle of Birth

often reflecting deeper cultural commentaries of the time

Manasa Devi – Serpent Goddess of Protection (A3 Poster) rare varahi artwork nurpur school The left side of theKey Features Authentic Archival Print: Reproduced from the 1914 classic Myths of the Hindus & Buddhists by Ananda Coomaraswamy and Sister Nivedita. Divine Serpent Imagery: Features Manasa Devi, the guardian goddess of snakes, seated on coiled serpents with divine attributes in her hands. Premium A3 Size: Printed on 350 GSM high quality paper in a matte finish with fine reproduction of detail. Symbolism of Healing and Protection: Worshipped to guard