Batuk Bhairav Unleashed: Acrylic Painting by Giri Ratna Singh
Unleash the dynamic energy of Batuk Bhairav with mesmerizing Bhairav painting, by Giri Ratna Singh. This unique portrayal captures the essence of the formidable deity, Batuk Bhairava, in a vibrant display of divine power and sacred symbolism.
In Shakti Upasana, or the worship of the Divine Feminine, Batuk Bhairav plays a crucial role but with a unique twist compared to general Shaivism. Here’s how he’s significant:
Emanation from Shakti: Unlike the traditional view of Bhairav arising from Shiva, Sri Vidya emphasizes Batuk Bhairav as a manifestation of the supreme Shakti, Aditi Maha Kali, herself. This concept reinforces the centrality of the feminine principle in Shakti Upasana.
The Ten Mahavidyas: Batuk Bhairav is believed to embody the essence of all ten Mahavidyas, powerful aspects of the Divine Mother. Each of his ten forms corresponds to a specific Mahavidya, highlighting the interconnection between Bhairava and the various manifestations of Shakti.
Taming the Wild: Shakti Upasana often emphasizes the taming or harnessing of powerful energies. Batuk Bhairav, despite his fearsome appearance, is seen as a child, symbolizing the potential for control and transformation of raw feminine energy.
Granting Boons: While Bhairava is traditionally associated with warding off negativity, in Shakti Upasana, he’s also seen as a bestower of boons. By propitiating him, devotees can seek spiritual progress, knowledge, and liberation.
Bhairava isn’t alone in his fierce guardianship. He has eight manifestations known as the Ashta Bhairava. These eight forms each guard a cardinal direction and are believed to rule over eight lesser Bhairavas, bringing the total to 64. Though fearsome, they also represent various aspects of the universe like the five elements and celestial bodies. Ultimately, they answer to Kaal Bhairav, the supreme ruler of time.
It’s important to note that specific practices related to Batuk Bhairav in Shakti Upasana might vary depending on the lineage or tradition.
Unique Features of Bhairav Painting:
Fierce Manifestation:
Giri Ratna Singh expertly depicts Batuk Bhairava in his fierce manifestation, showcasing the deity’s wrathful yet protective nature. The artist skillfully brings out the intensity of the deity’s expression, emphasizing the transformative power of Batuk Bhairav.
Sacred Attributes:
The Bhairav painting intricately details the divine attributes associated with Batuk Bhairav, including the iconic tiger-skin garment, the serpents adorning his form, and the menacing trident symbolizing his dominion over time and destruction. Each element contributes to the deity’s symbolic significance.
Ethereal Background:
The background of the painting adds a layer of mysticism, with ethereal hues that complement Batuk Bhairav’s dynamic presence. The celestial glow surrounding the deity enhances the overall spiritual atmosphere, creating a captivating visual experience.
Expressive Brushwork:
Giri Ratna Singh’s expressive brushwork brings life to Batuk Bhairav’s form, capturing the deity’s movement and energy with bold strokes. The artist’s attention to detail enhances the visual impact, allowing viewers to connect with the divine intensity of the deity.
Size and Impact:
Presented on a sizeable canvas, “Batuk Bhairav” commands attention with its size and impact. The deity’s imposing presence makes the painting an ideal centrepiece for spaces seeking a bold and spiritually charged focal point.
Versatile Display:
Whether adorning a sacred altar, meditation space, or contemporary setting, this painting seamlessly integrates into diverse environments. Its versatile appeal makes it a perfect addition for both spiritual enthusiasts and art collectors alike.
“Batuk Bhairav’s Fierce Grace” by Giri Ratna Singh invites you to embrace the dynamic energy and transformative power of this formidable deity. Acquire this acrylic masterpiece to infuse your space with the protective and awe-inspiring presence of Batuk Bhairav, beautifully captured by the artist’s unique vision and skill.
Sizes Available:
- 8×12″ (Matte Paper only) ;
- 12×18″ (Matte Paper only) ;
- 18×24″ (Matte and Canvas) ;
- 20×30″ (Matte and Canvas) and
- 24×36″ (Matte and Canvas)
Medium:
- Premium Museum Matte Paper
- Canvas
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