Goddess Kamalatmika (1880-1885) from the Original, Framed Art Print Yoga For the size guide

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Metz engraved many religious subjects after the old masters in publications such as imitations of drawings by Parmigianino

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Goddess Kamalatmika (1880-1885) from the Original, Framed Art Print Yoga For the size guidePublic domain art from The MET Museum, digitally enhanced in high resolution. Lithograph, printed in black with hand colouring in watercolour and selectively applied glaze. Goddess Kamalamika. Origin: West Bengal, Calcutta. The beautiful and benign goddess Kamalamika, the [red] lotus lady, is a tantric form of Lakshmi, Hinduisms embodiment of all that is auspicious and abundant. As the goddess of wealth and prosperity, Lakshmi is most often depicted