Beautiful vintage Indian chromolithograph depicting the holy family of Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, and Lord Ganesha seated together on Mount Kailash. This composition is based on the iconic “Shiv Parivar” painting by Raja Ravi Varma, faithfully reinterpreted by artist Murari. The scene shows Shiva holding a trident, Parvati in coral robes, and Ganesha with his elephant head, accompanied by Nandi the bull and twin lions symbolizing divine strength. The artwork captures the serenity and grace of Varma’s original vision, printed in rich tones typical of mid-20th-century Indian devotional lithographs.

Details:

  • Subject: Shiv Parivar (Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, Lord Ganesha, Nandi, and Lions)

  • Artist: Murari (after Raja Ravi Varma)

  • Type: Vintage Indian chromolithograph print on paper

  • Era: Circa 1940s–1960s

  • Style: Raja Ravi Varma School of devotional art

  • Size (framed): Approximately 16 x 20 inches

  • Medium: Color litho on paper mounted in wooden frame

  • Origin: India (likely Bombay or Pune-based devotional print house)

  • Frame: Original wooden frame, aged with minor edge wear

  • Condition: Good for age, shows light toning and wear consistent with vintage prints; colors remain vibrant

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Beautiful vintage Indian chromolithograph depicting the holy family of Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, and Lord Ganesha seated together on Mount Kailash. This composition is based on the iconic “Shiv Parivar” painting by Raja Ravi Varma, faithfully reinterpreted by artist Murari. The scene shows Shiva holding a trident, Parvati in coral robes, and Ganesha with his elephant head, accompanied by Nandi the bull and twin lions symbolizing divine strength. The artwork captures the serenity and grace of Varma’s original vision, printed in rich tones typical of mid-20th-century Indian devotional lithographs. These additional charges are the buyer's responsibility. Buyer have to clear the customs if there is any clearance hold in your country. Please check with your country's customs office to deter