Они-богиня Дурга верхом на бенгальском тигре

An ornate vertical anime fantasy illustration blending Japanese anime style with classical Hindu devotional art. The subject is [Yamanba-chan] transformed into a fierce Durga-and-Kali-inspired goddess, seated astride a roaring Bengal tiger. She is a young tan-skinned oni girl with long flowing [white] hair, two tall curved horns, golden eyes, small fangs, a red bindi on her forehead, and a confident, mischievous smile. She wears a deep navy-blue dancer-style top and skirt adorned with lavish gold temple jewelry: crown ornaments, earrings, layered necklaces, armlets, bracelets, anklets, waist chains, and an ornate central belt plate. Exactly eight arms radiate symmetrically around her body: on the viewer's left, four arms hold a straight sword, a trident staff, a short spear weapon, and a curved scimitar; on the viewer's right, four arms hold a pink lotus flower, a golden sword, a bow, and one extended graceful empty hand. A quiver of arrows sits behind her right shoulder. Below in the immediate foreground, the roaring Bengal tiger faces forward with orange, black, and white fur, bright amber eyes, and bared teeth. Surrounding the figures are exactly seven pink lotus blossoms positioned around the frame. The background evokes an antique Indian temple mural or illuminated manuscript, featuring a deep teal field, a large radiant golden sun halo behind her head, an ornate framing arch, red-and-gold floral corner panels, curling gold filigree, subtle star accents, aged parchment texture, distressed ink, and weathered pigment. Symmetrical composition, crisp line work, dramatic sacred iconography. Primary palette: [antique gold, deep teal, navy blue, tiger orange, and lotus pink]. No modern elements, no text, no watermarks.