Every canvas print in our collection shows a real moment from Baba's life in Shirdi. Knowing the story makes the painting mean more on your wall.
Dwarkamai. Baba lived for most of his life in an old mosque he named Dwarkamai. He kept a sacred fire, the dhuni, burning there day and night, and gave its ash, udi, to devotees as a blessing. Our Dwarkamai prints show Baba seated by this fire, calm and welcoming. It is a good choice for the living room, where family and guests gather.
Baba cooking in the handi. Baba often cooked food in a large handi and served it with his own hands to anyone who came, whatever their religion. Hemant's studio describes this image of Baba cooking in his handi as one that fills both hunger and the heart. Many families hang it near the dining area or kitchen as a reminder that no one should leave the home hungry. IndiaMART
Samadhi Mandir. Baba took Mahasamadhi in 1918, on Vijayadashami. The Samadhi Mandir in Shirdi is where millions come for darshan today. A Samadhi print brings that feeling of darshan home, especially for devotees who cannot travel to Shirdi often.
Sitting on the stone. The most famous photograph of Baba shows him sitting on a stone with one leg crossed over the other. This is the image most devotees picture when they think of him, and it suits any room.
Print or original? Original paintings are available, and prints can also be made in the size you need. Our canvas prints are made from Hemant Wani's paintings, UV coated so the colours stay bright, and come in 15×21, 20×30 and 30×40 inch sizes. IndiaMART
