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Shipra Anand
Shield kali - Guardian of Her Tomorrow
Acrylic on canvas
90 × 90cm
This painting captures the powerful bond between a protector and a child, inspired by the fierce yet loving spirit of Goddess Kali. A strong blue figure holds a young girl close as rain falls and fire burns in the distance, symbolising life’s challenges and dangers. Within the storm, her embrace becomes a place of safety, warmth, and love. Kali’s steady gaze reflects courage and the strength to face fear, while her gentle touch shows care and reassurance. The child represents innocence, hope, and the future. Flowing red and white fabric surrounds them like a shield, celebrating resilience, tradition, and the nurturing strength women carry across generations.
IMAGE DESCRIPTION
A fierce blue goddess gently shelters a young girl in her arms during a storm, symbolising protection, courage, and the deep strength of women.
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Exhibition dates 2 - 14 June 2026
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Please contact/email us for an additional domestic/international shipping cost. The artwork purchased from the exhibition will be available for collection after the exhibition period. Thank you for supporting our artists.
Shipra Anand
Shield kali - Guardian of Her Tomorrow
Acrylic on canvas
90 × 90cm
This painting captures the powerful bond between a protector and a child, inspired by the fierce yet loving spirit of Goddess Kali. A strong blue figure holds a young girl close as rain falls and fire burns in the distance, symbolising life’s challenges and dangers. Within the storm, her embrace becomes a place of safety, warmth, and love. Kali’s steady gaze reflects courage and the strength to face fear, while her gentle touch shows care and reassurance. The child represents innocence, hope, and the future. Flowing red and white fabric surrounds them like a shield, celebrating resilience, tradition, and the nurturing strength women carry across generations.
IMAGE DESCRIPTION
A fierce blue goddess gently shelters a young girl in her arms during a storm, symbolising protection, courage, and the deep strength of women.
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Exhibition dates 2 - 14 June 2026
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Please contact/email us for an additional domestic/international shipping cost. The artwork purchased from the exhibition will be available for collection after the exhibition period. Thank you for supporting our artists.