Manasa Devi

The painting Manasa Devi beautifully captures the essence of the serpent goddess, revered as the deity of snakes, fertility, and healing. Manasa Devi is depicted seated gracefully upon a lotus or surrounded by coiled serpents, symbolizing her dominion over the powers of nature and protection from snakebites. Her calm yet commanding expression reflects both compassion and divine authority. Adorned with golden ornaments and a radiant crown, she holds sacred symbols such as a pot of nectar, a lotus, or snakes in her hands. The background often features rivers and forests, emphasizing her connection to water and life. The artwork exudes serenity, devotion, and the goddess’s protective, nurturing energy.