The Indian pantheon is vast and diverse. The gods and goddesses in Hinduism have many faces and names, with relationships that are often intricate and complex. Despite their divine powers, they engage in very earthly entanglements, and these interactions are not always peaceful. The elephant-headed Ganesha is known for his mischief, while the protective Vishnu argues with the creator god Brahma. Brahma is not above telling a blatant lie to maintain his reputation. And when the world is once again dominated by evil, it takes the fearless Durga to defeat the demonic forces. Suspicion, cunning, power, and love – the multifaceted fabric of Indian mythology invites wonder, reflection, and amusement. The retellings are accompanied by miniature paintings from the collection.