Draupadi at the Court of Virat by Raja Ravi Varma Print (16×24) classic shiva illustration print And the rosary (Akshamala) represents

And the rosary (Akshamala) represents the continuous

the composition arrives at its most intimate and most powerful element: the OM and the sacred number 10 inscribed together at the innermost point of the composition

and spiritual womb-space

a testament to the courage required to face one's adversaries directly

Design: Ultra-soft bristles for gentle cleaning

Draupadi at the Court of Virat by Raja Ravi Varma Print (16×24) classic shiva illustration print And the rosary (Akshamala) representsFine Art Reproduction Print (Museum Grade Archival Print) Artist Date Raja Ravi Varma 1897 Oil on Canvas Key Features This sweeping and dramatically charged composition presents Raja Ravi Varma's monumental 1897 work Draupadi at the Court of Virat one of the most ambitious and most densely populated of all his Mahabharata narrative paintings. The scene depicts the moment when Draupadi, having been assaulted by Keechaka, appears before King Virat to