Mahakali- the powerful Hindu Devi who originates from Mahashakti during the battle between the forces of good and evil, is visualized here in this black stone Kali statue in a dynamic posture, capturing the moment when her rage is calmed by Lord Shiva himself, who lies beneath her magnificent image.
The black marble Devi Kali statue is polished impeccably, emanating a luster that conveys the divine beauty of the dark mother. In her three hands, Maa Kali holds her characteristic attributes- sickle, severed head, and a bowl to hold the blood that drips from the bodies of the demons slain by her. A garland of identical-looking heads hangs around her torso, a reminder of her incomparable prowess in the war. Her open hair falls on her back like a regal cape, adding grandeur to Maa Kali’s presence in this black marble murti.
There is an exquisite allure on the face of Devi Kali in the murti which is complemented by the delicate ornaments that adorn her form. The charm of Maa Kali is a reminder of her being a form of goddess Parvati, who is the source of all the beauty, seen and unseen. She is the queen-mother of the creation, discernible by the royal crown on her head.
Smiling like a mother full of love for her children, the dark mother- Kali in this black marble murti, with her primary right hand in the gesture of giving a boon- “Varada-Hasta” fills the heart with faith, even in the darkest times.
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