In this striking painting, the artist presents a single powerful form that unites all eight Bhairavs into one commanding presence. The central figure Unmatta Bhairav radiates fierce energy through blazing red eyes, sharp gestures, and multiple arms holding ritual objects. Faces emerging within the composition suggest the merging of different Bhairav aspects, each contributing its own strength and character. Rendered in bold monochrome tones against a warm ochre background, the body feels solid, intense, and timeless. The dynamic posture conveys movement, authority, and control over chaos. Beneath the raised feet, a subdued figure(likely apasmara) grounds the scene, symbolizing victory over ego and illusion. Rooted in traditional iconography yet expressed with a contemporary spirit, the painting captures the unified force, protection, and transformative power of all eight Bhairavs within a single, compelling image.

Unmatta Bhairav II

This compelling artwork depicts Bagh Bhairav (Tiger Bhairav ), the revered guardian deity of Kirtipur. The central figure, executed in powerful monochrome, is instantly recognizable by the tiger- like mask over his face, reflecting the legend that Lord Shiva took the form of a tiger to protect the ancient town. The artist integrates the divine hierarchy by weaving the presence of Shiva. This reinforces that Bagh Bhairav, while a ferocious and powerful form, is an emanation of Shiva, the supreme deity. The figure is shown dancing on a prostrate demon (likely apasmara), symbolizing the destruction of ego and the triumph of the divine protector over negative forces.

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Unmatta Bhairav II

Bagh Bhairav