Indian God Painting

Indian paintings. Images of Indian God paintings have been discovered even among the ruins of ancient Indian civilizations. Primarily, men represented their experience of the natural world - plants and animals, weapons and carts, etc. They were worshippers of nature; therefore, natural objects were articulated in lines and colors with great reverence. Such natural deities are still spontaneously represented in Madhubani paintings, Warli paintings,

Saura paintings and tribal paintings.

With the onset and rise of Hinduism, gods and goddesses of the Hindu pantheon became the main muse of Indian paintings. Images of Shiva, Kali, Ganesha, Durga, Jagannatha, Krishna and others are still rampant in various Indian painting styles. In fact, there are certain styles of Indian painting that have originated from cults of Indian gods and goddesses. They are painted as a part of religious rituals and also to bring blessing and good fortune.