Description

This image is a composite devotional piece featuring the Hindu goddess Kali and two prominent spiritual figures, likely Sri Ramakrishna Paramahangsa and Sarada Devi. The central and dominant feature is a large, captivating face of Kali, depicted with dark skin, wide eyes, and her characteristic red tongue protruding. She is adorned with a bindi, a nose ring, and elaborate golden earrings, framed by vibrant red hibiscus flowers and intricate designs.

Below Kali’s face, a smaller, highly decorated idol of the goddess is shown, enshrined within what appears to be a temple altar, adorned with garlands and rich textiles. To the left of the altar, a seated male figure, likely Ramakrishna Paramahangsa, is depicted in a meditative pose, dressed in a simple white dhoti. To the right, a seated female figure, presumably Sarada Devi, is also shown in a contemplative posture, draped in a white sari.