Hanuman in His Tantric Five-Headed Pañcha-Mukha Form (14×14 in Poster) Frame Type:Tapestry acquired by Sir Monier Monier-Williams

acquired by Sir Monier Monier-Williams for the Oxford Indian Institute Library during his 1883–1884 fundraising trip to India

dualities of sun and moon

18 × 24 in Archival Poster

steals the gopis’ garments and climbs a tree

Symbolism of Marriage and Moksha – The act of Parvati garlanding Shiva signifies surrender

Hanuman in His Tantric Five-Headed Pañcha-Mukha Form (14×14 in Poster) Frame Type:Tapestry acquired by Sir Monier Monier-WilliamsLate 19th Century Western India (Rajasthan Gujarat) Folk Tantric Painting Key Features Ten Armed, Five Headed Tantric Hanuman This boldly coloured folk Tantric painting presents Hanuman not merely as Rmas devoted servant but as a cosmic guardian. In this rare Pacha Mukha (Five Faced) manifestation, he appears with the heads of: Goose (Hasa) purity, breath, and higher knowledge Serpent (Nga) occult wisdom and kundalini power Mule burden bearing