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the furrow
and sustains by protecting
the faculty of extra-sensory perception
the image that has defined the visual vocabulary of Rama's enthronement for over a century of Indian devotional life and whose Met Museum collection status confirms its permanent place in the canon of great Indian sacred art
Khanderāo Slaying the Demons - The Warrior God with Mhalsa (18 × 24 in Poster) Kalighat Temple Poster the furrowIndia Late 19th Century Region Date Indian SubcontinentChromolithograph, late 19th early 20th century Key Features This dramatic chromolithograph depicts Khandero (Khandoba), the revered warrior deity of western India, charging into battle on horseback while striking down demonic adversaries. Seated behind him is Mhalsa, his consort, who accompanies the god in this powerful depiction of divine protection and martial strength. The composition captures
