Original Hindu Jagannath frames from the 1970s
A set of two ancient Hindu frames representing the sacred triad Jagannath , Balabhadra and Subhadra , major figures in the Odisha tradition in India.
These pieces are original chromolithographs from the 1970s , intended for domestic devotion. Their frontal style, with large circular eyes and stylized forms, is directly inspired by the archaic idols of the Puri temple.
The deliberately naive and symbolic graphic design reinforces the spiritual power of the image: omniscient gaze, cosmic presence and protective energy.
Features :
- 📐 Dimensions: 14 cm x 10 cm
- ⚓ Total weight: 210 grams
The thin metal frames and the natural patina of time give these works a vintage authenticity typical of Indian devotional productions of the 1970s.
These images were traditionally hung in homes as aids to prayer, protection, and daily blessings.
In their circular gazes resides a still and eternal presence. These figures are not decorative; they embody an ancient symbol, an archaic energy from the temples of Eastern India. Their direct and frontal style acts as a constant reminder of divine vigilance and spiritual protection.