Shop Sacred Indian Artworks: Gods & Goddesses

Indian Folk and Tribal Art Paintings Inspired by Gods

For centuries, Indian art has served as a bridge between the mortal and the divine. In our Sacred Indian Artworks - a collection of paintings , that spirit lives on—through hand-painted tributes to gods, goddesses, and age-old rituals, created by India’s most revered folk and tribal artists. Indian folk art paintings depict India’s rich spiritual culture in a timeless way. From the meditative calm of Krishna’s Ras Leela in Pichwai and Kota Bundi MIniature paintings to the fierce grace of Maa Durga in Bengal’s Patachitra, each artwork carries centuries of devotion, layered symbolism, and cultural pride. This beautiful emotion and art extend beyond India’s temple towns, it thrives in forests, rivers, and tribal communities too. That’s where the sacred merges beautifully with the tribal art of India. Bhil artists tell divine stories through rhythmic dots and patterns, creating paintings of gods like Devi and Krishna within the flowing patterns of nature. Gond paintings have intricate linework and vibrant colour to depict tribal deities and animistic spirits, often blending them with tales of Shiva, Ganesha, or Vishnu. In Baiga art, sacred rituals, nature-worship, and cosmic geometry come together to create unique, original Indian paintings.

Each piece is a handcrafted original, created using natural pigments—soot black, haldi yellow, indigo blue, and red earth—painted on paper, canvas, or cloth using traditional methods. These are not just paintings; they are visual mantras—perfect for meditation rooms, prayer corners, cultural spaces, or as meaningful gifts. Whether you’re a collector, a spiritual seeker, or someone looking to reconnect with Indian roots, this collection invites you to experience the divine through the hands of India's master artists.

Srinathji and Pichwai Paintings

Pichwai paintings bring the divine presence of Shreenathji—an incarnation of Krishna—to life with intricate lotus-filled motifs, cows, peacocks, and decorative arches. Traditionally hung behind idols in temples - especially the Srinathji temple in Nathdwara, these artworks are deeply devotional and visually rich. In our collection of original Indian art paintings, each is made by master artists with great precision and fine detailing - making them timeless expressions of skill and faith. A perfect painting for pooja rooms or as statement wall art, Pichwai adds a sense of sacred serenity to your home.

Gond Paintings of Lord Shiva and Ganesha

In Gond art paintings , gods walk alongside nature. Shiva, Ganesha, and various tribal deities are painted with swirling forests, birds, and animals—all intricately composed using fine dots and delicate lines. These paintings often reflect the belief that the divine resides in every living being. Rooted in Madhya Pradesh’s Pardhan Gond tribe, the style is vibrant, earthy, and deeply symbolic. Gond paintings dedicated to gods are perfect for homes that celebrate both culture and creativity, offering a soulful blend of mythology and nature. If you want to shop Gond paintings our collection of certified original Indian paintings are a great place to get started.

Bhil Paintings - A Celebration of Gods and Nature

Whether it's paintings of Devi, ancestral spirits, or forest deities, these artworks use layers of colourful dots and earthy tones to express reverence - Bhil art paints celebrate the connection between gods, humans and nature. The Bhil community paints their walls during festivals to invoke blessings, and this tradition now translates beautifully to canvas. The simplicity of form combined with deep spiritual symbolism makes Bhil art a unique tribute to India’s folk gods and goddesses. Our collection lets you shop original Bhil art online and find paintings that are ideal for contemporary spaces with a hint of rustic charm.

Gods and Goddesses in Kota-Bundi Miniature Paintings

Kota-Bundi miniature paintings are known for their lyrical depictions of Hindu gods, goddesses, and royal devotion. Emerging from the princely states of Rajasthan, these artworks often feature Lord Krishna, Radha, and scenes from the Ramayana set against lush palace gardens and monsoon skies. Intricate floral borders, fine brushwork, and glowing pigments bring every divine scene to life. Handpainted by master artists, these original Indian paintings are perfect for traditional interiors, these paintings are both sacred artefacts and timeless collectibles that connect you with India’s mythological imagination and miniature legacy. Shop Baiga Paintings of Gods and Folk Heroes Baiga art is spiritual by design. Inspired by dreams, rituals, and forest life, these paintings often feature gods, animals, and mystical symbols believed to protect and heal. The Baiga tribe considers art a sacred act, with each stroke invoking nature’s power. Depictions of Mahadev, forest spirits, and creation myths are common, rendered in natural tones and rhythmic forms. These artworks hold a raw, meditative energy—perfect for meditation corners or spiritual spaces seeking depth and authenticity.

Tribal Art - Spiritual Warli Paintings

Minimal yet meaningful, Warli art paintings portray the divine through everyday rituals and cosmic balance. Originating from the Warli tribe of Maharashtra, this artform uses simple geometric forms like circles, triangles, and lines to depict goddesses, nature spirits, and celestial movements. Scenes of tribal ceremonies often include the Mother Goddess (Hirva Devi) and Tarpa dance, symbolising fertility, protection, and harmony with nature. Painted in white on earthy ochre or red backgrounds, these artworks are perfect for minimalist spaces that honour culture and spirituality in equal measure.