Varahi seated on a tiger

This powerful yet benign forms of devi is the shakti form of Varaha, the Vishnu incarnate. She is seen riding on a tiger bearing ten different weapons in her arms. Her attributes are symbolic of her power as she strides across the plain with the intention of saving the world from evil threats. The hind feet of the tiger goes beyond the border indicating movement in the painting, a feature that is commonly found in many paintings of the Basohli tradition. The image of devi occupies the entire landscape providing no room for any other elements signifying cosmic force and her omnipresence.