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Lord Shiva in His Ferocious Aspect as Mahakala Dancing | Fine Art Print with Thangka-Style Hanger Ethnic Pullover and the Sixty-nine Stations ofShiva, one of the Hindu gods, was often depicted as the fierce and powerful Mahakala in paintings from the Mewar school. The dance of Mahakala represents the destruction of evil and the preservation of balance in the universe. These paintings show the energy and flow of the dance, as well as the might of Shiva in his Mahakala form. The Mewar school of Rajasthan was famous for its lively and eye catching paintings that showcased Hindu mythology and