Cosmic energy in its dynamic form is symbolized for us ordinary mortals in the form of “Shakti”, the World Mother. She is the power and energy by which the Great God creates, preserves and destroys the world.
Shakti is worshipped in many different forms. As “Uma” or “Parvati”, she is the gentle consort of “Shiva”. As “Kamakshi”, she is the Great Mother.
In the form of Durga, she rides the lion,the symbol of ego and arrogance that Man has to subdue. So she is the one who has powers to conquer these evils. With the weapons in her hand she fights the eight evils (hate, greed, passion, vanity, contempt of others, envy, jealously and the illusions with which man binds himself).

Available in size 12"x10 and bigger

Mother Durga, manifested out of the eternal truth, is appalling power. She has in it all the powers, thus the name "Paripoorna”.
Man, the imperfect is riddled with negative thoughts, fears, and yearnings. These are selfishness, jealousy, meanness, prejudice and hatred… just to mention a few. To eliminate these evils, no amount of soft persuasion can avail. There must be a deep, determined, adamantine resolve. Invoke the Mother supreme to help us annihilate within ourselves all negative forces; weaknesses and littlenesses.

This particular form of mother supreme is worshipped in Bengal to guard away all the evils.

Available in size 10"x8"and 12"x10 only

Cosmic energy in its dynamic form is symbolized for us ordinary mortals in the form of “Shakti”, the World Mother. She is the power and energy by which the Great God creates, preserves and destroys the world.
Shakti is worshipped in many different forms. As “Uma” or “Parvati”, she is the gentle consort of “Shiva”. As “Kamakshi”, she is the Great Mother.
In the form of Durga, she rides the lion,the symbol of ego and arrogance that Man has to subdue. So she is the one who has powers to conquer these evils. With the weapons in her hand she fights the eight evils (hate, greed, passion, vanity, contempt of others, envy, jealously and the illusions with which man binds himself).

Available in size 14"x18" and more

Lakshmi, the consort of lord Vishnu, one of the forms of the Mother Goddess, is the goddess of fortune and wealth and.
She is associated with the festival of Divali as the source of blessings for the New Year.

She is often depicted seated on a lotus being showered by two elephants who are pouring pots of water over her head. The lotus is a symbol of fertility and purity as it grows from the mud both in power and beauty, where as water depicts plenty, purity and continuity.