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Tantric Goddess Paintings

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श्री बगलामुखी यन्त्र: Shri Bagalamukhi Yantra
श्री बगलामुखी यन्त्र: Shri Bagalamukhi Yantra
3.5 inch X 3.5 inch
$15.00
ஸ்ரீ சக்தி: Shri Shakti (Tamil)
ஸ்ரீ சக்தி: Shri Shakti (Tamil)
3.0 inch X 3.0 inch
$15.00
ஸ்ரீ சக்தி: Shri Shakti (Tamil)
ஸ்ரீ சக்தி: Shri Shakti (Tamil)
4.0 inch X 4.0 inch
$18.00
புவனேஸ்வரி மகர யந்திரம்: Bhuvaneshwari Devi Yantra (Tamil)
புவனேஸ்வரி மகர யந்திரம்: Bhuvaneshwari Devi Yantra (Tamil)
3.0 inch X 3.0 inch
$15.00
புவனேஸ்வரி மகர யந்திரம்: Bhuvaneshwari Devi Yantra (Tamil)
புவனேஸ்வரி மகர யந்திரம்: Bhuvaneshwari Devi Yantra (Tamil)
4.0 inch X 4.0 inch
$18.00
Trigunatmak Tri-Shakti Samput Yantra
Trigunatmak Tri-Shakti Samput Yantra
6 inch X 6 inch
$35.00
The Gentle Devi Chhinnamasta
The Gentle Devi Chhinnamasta
8.3 inch X 11 inch
$225.00
Siddhalakshmi
Siddhalakshmi
7.00 inch X 9.00 inch
$595.00
Ardhanrishvara In Eclectic Colours
Ardhanrishvara In Eclectic Colours
20.50 inch X 28.00 inch
$160.00
Mahakali - The Cosmic Form of Goddess Kali
Mahakali - The Cosmic Form of Goddess Kali
20.50 inch X 28.50 inch
$180.00
The Ten Mahavidyas with Yantras
The Ten Mahavidyas with Yantras
29 inch X 21 inch
$195.00
Tibetan Buddhist Paramsukha-Chakrasamvara in Yab Yum (Blissful Harmony)
Tibetan Buddhist Paramsukha-Chakrasamvara in Yab Yum (Blissful Harmony)
Size of Painted Surface - 14.5 inch X 20 inch
Size with Brocade - 24 inch X 34.5 inch
$165.00
Shri Gayatri Yantra - To Banish All Discarnate Souls and Spirits
Shri Gayatri Yantra - To Banish All Discarnate Souls and Spirits
$20.00
चौंसठ योगिनी यंत्र: Shri 64 Yogini Yantra
चौंसठ योगिनी यंत्र: Shri 64 Yogini Yantra
5.7 inch X 5.7 inch
$35.00
Shiva-Shakti with Shri Yantra
Shiva-Shakti with Shri Yantra
4 inch X 4.0 inch
$25.00
Shri Matangi Yantra
Shri Matangi Yantra
3.5 inch X 3.5 inch
$15.00
Shri Durga Chamunda Yantra - The Supreme Mother Goddess
Shri Durga Chamunda Yantra - The Supreme Mother Goddess
4 inch x 4 inch
$20.00
ஸ்ரீ சக்தி: Shri Shakti (Tamil)
ஸ்ரீ சக்தி: Shri Shakti (Tamil)
6.0 inch X 6.0 inch
$40.00
Goddess Bagalamukhi
Goddess Bagalamukhi
8.2 inch X 11.2 inch
$495.00
Above Kamadeva & Rati
Above Kamadeva & Rati
2.2 ft X 3.7 ft
$115.00
Mahavidya Kali, Her Luscious Locks And Bloodied Hands Adding To Her Fierce Beauty
Mahavidya Kali, Her Luscious Locks And Bloodied Hands Adding To Her Fierce Beauty
8 inches X 11 inches
$495.00
Ardhanarishvara At The Himalayas
Ardhanarishvara At The Himalayas
35.0" X 48"
$595.00
Ardha-Narishvara Shiva with Child Ganesha in Lap
Ardha-Narishvara Shiva with Child Ganesha in Lap
9.0" X 12.0"
$795.00
Navarna - Yantra (Yantra to Worship the Mother Goddess)
Navarna - Yantra (Yantra to Worship the Mother Goddess)
6.0 inch X 6.0 inch
$35.00
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Goddess Durga (Sheran wali Mata)
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Maa Durga: The Holy Saga of Maa's Powers and Miracles
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Hymn to Goddess Durga: The Destroyer of Mahishasura (With Transliteration & Translation)
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Devi Mahatmyam: (Glory of The Divine Mother) (700 Mantras on Sri Durga)
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