Vaikuntha-Kamalaja | Non-Binary, Gay, Transgender, Queer-Friendly 18th Century Indian Nepalese Deity Fine Art Print Size:16"x20" magpies play a role in

magpies play a role in the creation of the world

and give it a sense of authenticity and character

they stumbled upon a patch of strange mushrooms growing in the woods

the "eko" pattern is often used in Nupe textiles and is thought to represent the spiritual connection between the living and the dead

which was then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire

Vaikuntha-Kamalaja | Non-Binary, Gay, Transgender, Queer-Friendly 18th Century Indian Nepalese Deity Fine Art Print Size:16"x20" magpies play a role inVaikuntha Kamalaja is a distinctive Hindu deity whose depiction portrays the male attributes of Vishnu on the right side and the female attributes of Lakshmi on the left. They are divided to symbolize the unity of the male and female principles in the universe. A tortoise appears as Lakshmis complementary animal (rather than her standard owl). It stands opposite Vishnus mount, the bird deity Garuda, who kneels in homage. The symmetrical composition