More Goddess Photo Frames
Frames of Annapurna, Vaishno Devi, Santoshi Maa, Gayatri and other goddesses, plus regional forms. Choose the devi your family worships, in 8×12 or 12×18 inch.
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The goddesses beyond the main pages
Most households worship a particular devi, often one tied to a family temple or a region, and those forms do not always fit under Lakshmi, Durga or Saraswati. This page gathers them: 108 frames showing goddesses such as Annapurna, Santoshi Maa, Meenakshi Amman, Mookambika, Kamakhya, Tulja Bhavani, Renuka Yellamma, Rani Sati Dadi, Baglamukhi, Varahi Amman, Chamundeshwari, Jwala Ji, Chintpurni, Karni Mata, Hinglaj Mata, Sheetla Mata, Manasa Devi and the river goddesses Ganga and Narmada.
Which one to pick
Choose the form your family knows. Annapurna, shown with a ladle and a pot of rice, is a natural picture for a kitchen or a dining room. Santoshi Maa is the goddess of the Friday vrat. Meenakshi is easy to recognise by her green skin and the parrot on her shoulder, and the Madurai temple towers sometimes appear behind her. Baglamukhi is painted entirely in yellow, with a club raised over a demon, and is usually worshipped in yellow clothes and flowers. Tulja Bhavani and Renuka Yellamma are close to the hearts of many families in Maharashtra and Karnataka, and Karni Mata is shown among the rats of the Deshnoke temple.
If your goddess is Lakshmi, Durga or Saraswati, go straight to Lakshmi, Durga or Saraswati. For gods with a similar mix of regional forms, see more God photo frames, or return to God photo frames.