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Devī Kāmeśwarī
Devī Kāmeśwari – Goddess of Love – is a form of the mother goddess representing her infinite love and compassion for humanity. Interestingly her principal seats of worship are at Śrinagar in Kaśmīra and Kāñchipuram in Tamil Nadu.
The painting depicts a tāñtrika form of the Devī Kāmeśwarī
Kāñgrā circa 1860 CE
Daśabhujā Devī Vārāhī
Ten-armed form of Mātrikā Vārāhī, the śakti of Śri Viṣṇu’s Varāha form.
Probably contemporary woodwork
Devi Bhavani Tulajapur, Maharashtra
Devī Durgā
Contemporary Shrine, Jaisalmer Rajasthan
Devi Durgā Mahiśasuramardini
The Goddess Durgā, slayer of the buffalo-demon
Gilded Copper, circa 14th Century CE, Nepal
Metropolitan Museum
Saptamātṛkā (सप्तमातृका) – The Seven Mothers
Brahmāṇī (ब्रह्माणी), Vaiṣṇavī (वैष्णवी), Māheṣvarī (माहेष्वरी), Indrāṇi or Aindrī (इन्द्राणि or ऐन्द्री), Kaumārī (कौमारी), Vārāhī (वाराही), Cāmuṇḍā (चामुण्डा)
Circa 17th Century CE, Krishnapuram Palace, Kerala
