
Every deity, from every tradition.
A living encyclopedia of the sacred, and a shop of joyful, well-made images of the figures people love.
Where it began
A night on the Mazu pilgrimage
It began on the Mazu pilgrimage in Taiwan in 2023. Hundreds of thousands of people walked through the night in real devotion, following the goddess of the sea from temple to temple.
Among the incense and the firecrackers were t-shirts: joyful, commercial and sacred all at once, and nobody saw a contradiction. The Deity Project is built on that truth.
Here every figure is catalogued, drawn to the iconography of their own tradition, and honoured as one of the many names of the same great mystery. Sabka Malik Ek: one source, many names.
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Christianity
Christianity is rooted in the life, teachings and death of Jesus of Nazareth.
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Hinduism
Many Hindus call their tradition sanatana dharma, an enduring web of customs, obligations, traditions and ideals that is wider than a system of beliefs.
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Buddhism
Buddhism is rooted in the teachings of the Buddha, whom adherents revere as one who awakened to the nature of existence.
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Chinese Folk Religion & Taoism
Chinese folk religion and Taoism are closely intertwined, and many people do not separate them.
The catalogue
Between a scholar's reference and a hero's guide
Every entry has a number, the marks that let you recognise the figure, the names devotees call them by, their feast days, public-domain art and places, and sources. The designs are drawn to the same rules.
















