Zoroastrian Div (Demon) Cast Into a Cave | 19th-Century Persian, Indian Mythology Framed Art Print Frame Style:Natural Frame The flames are said to

The flames are said to represent the concept of change

the dragon was shown as a powerful and fearsome creature

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Kuniyoshi was one of the last great masters of the Japanese ukiyo-e style of woodblock prints and painting

Zoroastrian Div (Demon) Cast Into a Cave | 19th-Century Persian, Indian Mythology Framed Art Print Frame Style:Natural Frame The flames are said toA div (malevolent supernatural being) is depicted being bound and cast into a cave by a woman, highlighting the eternal struggle between good and evil in Persian and Indian Zoroastrianism. Divs are part of the larger Zoroastrian cosmology, which includes benevolent and malevolent spiritual entities. Zoroastrianism teaches that individuals have the freedom to choose between good thoughts, words, and deeds (associated with Ahura Mazda) and evil ones