This collection brings together devotional wall art for the deities and sacred subjects most often chosen for Indian homes, pooja rooms, entrances, studies and quiet corners.

• Maa Lakshmi. Often associated with prosperity, abundance and lotus imagery. Many homes prefer Lakshmi art in calm, clean, prosperity-focused spaces.
• Lord Ganesha. Chosen for auspicious beginnings, entrances, workspaces and family rooms, especially in blessing or dancing forms.
• Lord Krishna and Radha. Chosen for harmony, love, devotion and musical calm in bedrooms, living rooms and pooja corners.
• Maa Saraswati. Associated with learning, music and wisdom, making Saraswati paintings natural for studies, music corners and pooja spaces.
• Maa Durga. Chosen for strength, protection and Shakti, especially in homes that want a powerful devotional focal point.
• Lord Shiva. Chosen for stillness, meditation and spiritual depth in pooja rooms, yoga corners and quieter walls.
• Lord Hanuman. Associated with courage, protection and discipline, often chosen for entrances, gyms, work corners and devotional spaces.
• Lord Rama and Lord Vishnu. Chosen for dharma, balance and devotion in pooja corners and family spaces.
• Maa Kali. A powerful devotional subject. Choose placement with care and follow your family’s practice or the product-page guidance.

Use the placement notes as a traditional reference, not as a fixed rule. Personal faith, room layout and respectful placement should guide the final decision.