Anna Johansson

Watercolor artist & Illustrator

“Anna’s spellbinding illustrations exhilarate our hearts with wisdom and grace and stir the awakening of our soul’s true love.”

–Radhanath Swami

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Bhakti Art Prints

Beautiful watercolor art prints on thick high-quality art paper offer exceptional vibrancy and enduring quality. I find unlimited inspiration from the rich history and culture of ancient India.

Sita’s Fire Art Prints

Spanning over a decade of work, the art of the Sita’s Fire Trilogy is a collection of 155 full color watercolor pieces, 40 black and white illustrations and 40 vignettes. I have selected 30 pieces that are available as fine art prints.

Books

Shop stunning art books showcasing my watercolor artwork: Illuminations from the Ramayana and The Art of Sita’s Fire along with other titles like the Sita’s Fire Trilogy and a children’s book The Peaceable Forest.

Featured Art & Books

Krishna Balarama Art Print

Art print of Krishna, Balarama and peacocks in Vrindavan.

13 x 17 inches

Printed on thick high-quality art paper

$65.50
Forest Dance - Sita in the forest art print

Illuminations from the Ramayana

The Deluxe Edition of Illuminations of the Ramayana is a stunning hardbound art book that presents a vibrant collection of watercolor paintings inspired by the epic story of the Ramayana. With 350 pages of full-color illustrations, this book offers a visual journey through one of India's most revered and ancient texts. It includes scholarly insights from Graham M. Schweig, PhD and Molly Kaushal, PhD.

This rare edition is limited to only 150 copies in the USA, making it an exclusive collector's item available solely through this website.

$65

Forest Dance Art Print

Sita in the forest with deer and birds

11 x 15 inches

Printed on thick high-quality art paper

$35.00

About Anna Johansson

Watercolor Artist & Illustrator

I am a watercolor artist originally from Sweden. I am also a wife, mother and grandmother of three sparkling children. I love challenges, freedom, the infinite expansive sky, magic, ancient wisdom and meditation.

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The Stories Behind the Art

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Celebrating Divali in Ayodhya: A Citizen's Perspective
Celebrating Divali in Ayodhya: A Citizen's Perspective

The Significance of Divali

Divali is more than just a festival; it symbolizes the triumph of good over evil and the return of Lord Rama, our beloved prince. The story of Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana is woven into the very fabric of our lives. When Rama returned after vanquishing Ravana, the entire city erupted in joy. The lights and festivities were not just a celebration of his return but a declaration of hope and renewal for our community.

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The Ceremony of King Dasharatha: A Divine Quest for Sons
The Ceremony of King Dasharatha: A Divine Quest for Sons

As preparations for the Ashwamedha Yagna began, excitement and anticipation filled the kingdom. The ceremony involved elaborate rituals, offerings, and prayers to the deities, all aimed at invoking their blessings for the royal family. Sage Vasishtha, with his profound knowledge, guided the rites with precision.

The ritual featured the sacrifice of a sacred horse, symbolizing prosperity and the fulfillment of desires. The performance lasted several days, filled with music, dance, and collective prayers from the royal family and their subjects, creating an atmosphere of joy and devotion.

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The Legacy of King Dasarath: A Glimpse into Ayodhya and His Three Wives
The Legacy of King Dasarath: A Glimpse into Ayodhya and His Three Wives

King Dasarath is often celebrated as the epitome of dharma (righteousness). He ruled Ayodhya with wisdom and compassion, ensuring the prosperity and well-being of his subjects. His kingdom was renowned for its justice, cultural richness, and peace—a reflection of his capabilities as a sovereign. However, beneath the facade of regal authority lay the turmoil of personal tragedy, a recurring theme throughout the Ramayana.

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