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Such concordance of Buddhist and Hindu iconography has its origins in tantrism of medieval eastern India
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The two figures are surrounded by swirling clouds
Kali Ma Goddess Wall Art, 1800s. India, Calcutta, Kalighat painting, Hindu Mythology | 19th-Century Fine Art Print Taoist Art Such concordance of Buddhist andOne of the most popular subjects in Kalighat painting is the goddess Kali, who is depicted as a terrifying demoness wearing a garland of skulls and sticking out her blood red tongue. This depiction of Kali was intended to be fearsome and intimidating, as it was believed to provide protection against evil spirits. Despite her terrifying appearance, Kali is highly revered in Hinduism, as she is associated with the destruction of evil forces and the