In Indian art, the gods have never been distant. Shiva sat with Parvati on Kailash, Durga rode out on her lion, and Ganesha appeared at the start of many a manuscript, invoked before the first line was written. Painters in the Mughal, Rajput and Pahari courts gave each one a face, a mood and a story you could stand in front of.

Placed in a home, these paintings do what they always have. They keep the divine close, in the puja room or the living room, and turn an ordinary wall into a quiet place of awe and devotion.

The Gods and Goddesses Collection brings them to you in traditional miniature styles.