Framed Shiva Seated on a Deer Skin | Hindu Yoga God Meditation | Boho Ethnic Framed Art Print Size:6"x8" The hitotsume-kozō is typically depicted

The hitotsume-kozō is typically depicted as a small

and beautiful women

This artist was the initiator of a new painting style in Mewar in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries

which represents the power of discrimination and the ability to see through illusions

By incorporating techniques from the Dada and Surrealist movements

Framed Shiva Seated on a Deer Skin | Hindu Yoga God Meditation | Boho Ethnic Framed Art Print Size:6"x8" The hitotsume-kozō is typically depicted"Shiva Seated on a Deer Skin" portrays a contemplative image of the Hindu deity, likely created in the 19th century. Its symbolism invites both artistic appreciation and spiritual reflection. The deerskin beneath him embodies austerity and connection to nature. Shiva's lotus pose signifies his yogic practice and meditation. The crescent moon adorning his hair and the flowing Ganges emerging from it connect him to celestial cycles and life giving