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Working in a cubist style that bends shape and form in creative ways, Indian artist Sunil Jaiswal paints this reverent composition. The iconic elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha is depicted in black and colorful hues as geometric and organic shapes come together.

Faith remains strong even in the most troubling moments, like a lantern in the middle of the shadows, guiding every heart throughout the darkness. Inspired by their devotion, Mexico's Rosales Family crafts an eco-friendly wall cross from reclaimed stone and pewter, each element forming a captivating pattern of leafy and geometric motifs—powerful as a hopeful soul.

This powerful acrylic artwork reimagines the sacred ascension through bold geometric shapes, where Christ’s divine form emerges from angular planes of soft pink, midnight black, earthy brown and celestial blue. The contemporary composition transforms traditional religious imagery into something entirely fresh, using sharp lines and vivid colors to convey spiritual movement and transcendence. Javanese artist Hendarto's modern interpretation creates a painting that bridges ancient faith with cutting-edge artistic expression, resulting in a work that resonates with both reverence and innovation.

The striking and ancient beauty of this sculpture carved entirely by hand from felsite stone is a testament to the skill and artistry of the Armenian duo Ruben and Karen Ghazaryan. Khachqars, or stone crosses, are primarily associated with the Armenian Apostolic Church, one of the oldest denominations in the world. They are often placed in churchyards, or other religious sites as a way of invoking divine protection. They usually consist of a cross with intricate geometric and floral designs. These designs have deep symbolic meanings related to Armenian history.

Ganesha, the revered Hindu deity of wisdom, prosperity and auspicious beginnings, is the star of this colorful Madhubani painting crafted with natural dyes on handmade paper. His distinctive elephant head with large, expressive eyes and a gracefully curved trunk commands attention. The trunk is adorned with a lotus flower-like motif, symbolizing purity and spiritual awakening, while his body features rhythmic geometric and floral patterns, rendered in bold shades of orange, yellow, green and blue. This striking piece of folk art from India’s Devendra Kumar Jha and Family captures the essence of divinity and protection.

This vibrant Madhubani painting on handmade paper is expertly rendered with natural dyes by the talented members of the Devendra Kumar Jha and Family in India. It depicts the Hindu god Ganesha, his distinctive elephant head and face painted in radiant orange, adorned with delicate geometric and floral motifs. His attire and ornaments are richly detailed with fine lines, vibrant blues, yellows and reds, all harmoniously balanced. The background is filled with intricate dot patterns and symbolic motifs, giving the composition depth and rhythm. A small mouse, Ganesha’s vahana, is also depicted in the lower corner, completing the divine imagery.