Kirtimukha: The Guardian Face of Glory (4 colour)

This striking depiction of Kirtimukha (meaning "Face of Glory") features a fierce, wide-eyed visage with prominent fangs and a crown-like arrangement above. Originating in Hindu mythology, Kirtimukha symbolizes protection and auspiciousness. According to legend, it was created by Lord Shiva to consume a demon and ultimately turned upon itself, devouring its own flesh, embodying the concept of self-destruction of ego. Kirtimukha is commonly used as a protective emblem, often placed above temple doorways and on sacred structures to ward off negative energies and malevolent forces. Its presence signals spiritual guardianship, reminding visitors to leave behind pride and impurities before entering sacred spaces.