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Shree Ganesha - II

53800

By M Singh ,

Painting | Acrylic on Canvas | 48 x 24

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Shree Ganesha - I

28000

By M Singh ,

Painting | Acrylic on Canvas | 24 x 24

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The Urn of Life

Original Sold

By Suruchi Jamkar , india

Painting | Oil on Canvas | 42 x 24

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Raas

50400

By Deepali Mundra , india

Painting | Acrylic and Oil on 100% Acid Free Reg Paper | 48 x 24

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Namo Buddha

By Manish Verma , india

Painting

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Namo Amitabh

By Manish Verma , india

Painting

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Headphone Buddha

By Shalini Soni Mazumdar , India

Painting

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Glimpse of Mystics

67200

By Ramesh Kher , india

Painting | Mixed Media on Art Card Paper | 6 x 4

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Bodhi Wriksha

By Manish Verma , india

Painting

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Bodhi - II

By Manish Verma , india

Painting

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Bodhi - I

By Manish Verma , india

Painting

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Indian artists have been influenced by the rich spiritual and mythological stories from India. Raja Ravi Varma, India’s first major artist painted scenes from Hindu mythology in his realistic style, giving life and human faces to these characters for the first time. His depiction of these stories also reached far and wide with the launch of his lithographs,. Even modern artists like M.F Husain and S.H Raza were deeply influenced by Indian spirituality and went on to create artworks like Saraswati and the Bindu series respectively. Browse through our carefully curated collection of contemporary indian spiritual paintings to discover Basuki Dasgupta’s renditions of Durga, Anand Panchal’s intricate depiction of mythology, Amol Pawar’s transcendental spiritual works, Yograj Verma’s depictions of divinity in oil and many more. Other Spiritual collections: Krishna Radha Paintings, Buddha Paintings, Shiva Paintings, Ganesha Paintings

FAQs for spiritual paintings

Spiritual paintings are a type of painting that is used as a tool for meditation and prayer. They can be found in churches, temples, and homes all over the world. While you don't need to be religious to enjoy them, many people who purchase them are looking for a way to connect with their faith.

To feel closer to God: Some people buy spiritual paintings because they want to feel closer to God. They may feel that by having a reminder of God's love in their home, they will be more likely to turn to Him in prayer and reflection.

To feel comforted: Others may buy spiritual paintings because they find them comforting. In a world that can be full of turmoil and chaos, a beautiful painting that depicts a serene, heavenly scene can be a source of great comfort.

To feel inspired: Still others may find that looking at spiritual paintings is a source of inspiration. When we see art that focuses on God's love and mercy, it can inspire us to be better people and to live our lives more in line with His will.

To connect with our heritage: For many of us, our religious traditions are an important part of our heritage. By buying spiritual paintings, we can keep that connection alive and pass it on to future generations.

To support artists: When you buy a spiritual painting, you are not only supporting the artist who created it, but also the tradition of religious art.