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Mahisashurmardini (Incomplete), 2026
The invincible Goddess whose slaying of Mahisasura represents triumph of good over evil.
MediumPoster colour
Paintings & drawings
Stories in lines and colours, inspired by Patachitra and the sacred figures of Indian mythology.
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The invincible Goddess whose slaying of Mahisasura represents triumph of good over evil.
MediumPoster colour
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The lotus-eyed God who vanquished the arrogant Hiranya Kashipu.
MediumAcrylic/Poster colours
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The fierce protector
MediumWater colour
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Gods beyond imagination
MediumPoster colour
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The Divine couple
MediumOil Pastels and Sketch Pens
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The Great Goddess who destroys evil
MediumPoster Colour and Sketch Pens
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The Maiden in Gold
MediumPoster Colour
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Jagannath and his Siblings
MediumPoster Colour
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A note from Kabir about this work will be added here.
MediumAn early notebook drawing of Kali
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The Destroyer of evil
MediumCrayons
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Shiva, Parvati with baby Ganesha
MediumPoster Colour
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Joy of Ghungroo
MediumPencil Colour and Sketchpens
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An elegant nymph seeing herself in her handheld mirror
MediumSketch Pens
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Goddess Bagalamukhi paralysing a demon
MediumPoster Colour
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Celebrating the festival of divine mother
MediumSketch Pens
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A Goddess dressed up for her wedding
MediumOil Pastels and Acrylic Markers
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The Fierce Deity of Mysore Hills
MediumPoster Colours
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Praising the Mother Goddess
MediumPoster Colours
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The Goddess who adorns her head with a crescent moon
MediumFuiji Colour and Sketchpens
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The Goddess who rides a lion
MediumPencil Colours and Sketch Pen
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The terrifying Goddess
MediumCryaons
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The Slayer of Chanda and Munda
MediumSketch Pens

The artist
Kabir is a young artist whose deepest fascination is Patachitra—the storytelling tradition of eastern India. His work returns often to goddesses, mythological figures, and the expressive power of line.
This is a growing family archive. The words and titles will evolve as Kabir does.