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Kali Goddess design by SuarezArt

Beautiful artwork featuring the goddess kali.

This Hippie Hindu Goddess Kali artwork features the ancient Hinduism deity Kali hippie stoner.

Kali, counterpart of Shiva the destroyer. Slayer of demons, bringer of death to the ego and liberator. Kali’s iconography, cult, and mythology commonly associate her not only with death but also with sexuality, violence and with motherly love.

Kali Goddess of Death design

Be your own goddess, like Kali, counterpart of Shiva the destroyer. Slayer of demons, bringer of death to the ego and liberator. Kali’s iconography, cult, and mythology commonly associate her not only with death but also with sexuality, violence and with motherly love.

Obey the Hindu Goddess Kali

Kali Hindu Goddess design for anyone who loves ancient Hinduism mythology.

Kali is the Hindu goddess of time, creation, destruction, and power. My art begins as ink on paper. These designs preserve that raw look of ink on paper.

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Kali original art: oil on paper by Maya Durga

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Inspired in the amazing Hindu culture developed this work...really like how the grey areas work together to accomplish depth.

Kali Goddess design by Suarezart Red Ink on Transparent Background

Goddess kali beautiful foot and foot prints as she walks past illustration

Vama Kali, the embodiment of the power of destruction gives death and liberation.

Gothic Kali Goddess design for anyone who loves ancient Hinduism mythology and gothic art.

Kali Ma - Hundu Goddess, Destroyer of Evil

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Kali Goddess design by Suarezart in Black Ink on Transparent Background

Vama Kali, the embodiment of the power of destruction gives death and liberation.

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Hindu Goddess Kali in passport size pixel art.

Kali is the Hindu goddess of time, creation, destruction and power. She is also seen as the divine mother and a fierce protector who can liberate the oppressed.

Kali Goddess design by Suarezart in Pink and Green

Kali, the Hindu Goddess

Kali goddess. Funny representation of eastern god, vector cartoon illustration.

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This is a design based on the mixing of 2 cultures separated by time and distance from one another. The Hindu goddess Kali has been interrupted as a Native American woman. I have not chosen a single tribe to represent Kali, but I have simply styled the dress and accessories from many tribes from across North & Central America.

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Kali, a formidable and dynamic Hindu goddess, is a divine embodiment of time, destruction, and creation. Revered as a fierce and powerful deity, she is often depicted with a fearsome countenance, adorned with a necklace of skulls and wielding a multitude of weapons. Kali's name itself signifies "time," and she is believed to be beyond the constraints of it. Despite her intense and fierce portrayal, Kali is also a compassionate mother goddess, fiercely protective of her devotees. Her dark complexion symbolizes the infinite and transcendent nature of time, while her dance of destruction represents the cyclical, transformative forces of the universe. Devotees seek Kali's blessings for strength, protection, and the courage to face life's challe

Kali Goddess design by Suarezart in Magenta

Kali Goddess design by Suarezart in Red

Make way for our newest tarot addition, The Goddess Kali as The Devil. Kali is the Hindu goddess associated with sexuality, violence, and destruction. As such, we decided that she would be a perfect fit for The Devil. This card depicts the story of Kali’s defeat of the demon-general Raktabija who led an uprising to defeat the gods. Initially, the goddess Durga led the crusade against the demons, unleashing blow after terrible blow upon Raktabija. Little did she know, however, that Raktabija had been bestowed with a peculiar power that would enable a new demon to spawn from any drop of his blood that touched the earth. As Durga continued to attack Raktabija, armies of demons sprang forth, enraging the goddess until she transformed into...