Image: Draupadi Cult Statue

Draupadi Cult Statue

(Wikimedia)

You can read more about Draupadi at Wikipedia.

Image: Draupadi and the Pandavas

Draupadi and the Pandavas
(Raja Ravi Varma)

You can see the twins Nakula and Sahadeva standing in the back while Draupadi sits beside King Yudhishthira, with Bhima (and his mace) and Arjuna kneeling in front.

Image: Draupadi and Sudeshna

Draupadi (as Sairandhri) and Queen Sudeshna
Ravi Varma lithograph, 1910
(Wikimedia)

During the Pandavas' time spent in King Virata's court, Draupadi, using the name Sairandhri, serves Queen Sudeshna as her handmaiden; Sudeshna's brother is the infamous Kichaka, and she is the mother of Uttar and Uttara (who will later marry Arjuna's son Abhimanyu).

Image: Drauapdi and the Pandavas in the Forest

Draupadi and the Pandavas

(illustrated Mahabharata)

You can read more about the Vana Parva at Wikipedia.

Image: Draupadi and the Pandavas

Draupadi and the Pandavas

(image source)

See Wikipedia for more information about this temple Deogarh.

Draupadi detail:

Image: Vyasa Tells Drupada about Draupadi

Vyasa and Drupada

(illustrated Mahabharata)

Vyasa is explaining to Drupada and Draupadi why she was destined to marry all five Pandavas due to her past life as Nalayani. You can read more here: The Past Life of Draupadi.

Image: Draupadi and Her Attendants

Draupadi and Her Attendants

image from the early 17th-century Razmnama

(Christie's)

You can read more about the Razmnama at Wikipedia.

Detail:

Image: Duryodhana in the Pandavas' Palace

Draupadi and the Pandavas mock Duryodhana

(illustrated Mahabharata)

You can read about Duryodhana's humiliation at Wikipedia.

Image: Draupadi and Bhima

Draupadi and Bhima

"Sri Krishna Sandhana"

played at Sanatana Dharma Kendra, USA

(photo from Yakshagana)

You can read more about Draupadi and Bhima at Wikipedia.

Image: Draupadi and Simhika

Simhika leads Draupadi into the forest

(by Raja Ravi Varma)

You can read about Draupadi's abduction by Jayadratha at Wikipedia. You can also read about the art of Raja Ravi Varma.

Image: Draupadi and Kichaka in King Virata's Court

Draupadi and Kichaka in King Virata's Court

(Raja Ravi Varma)

You can read more about Raja Ravi Varma at Wikipedia.

Image: Draupadi Falls as the Pandavas Leave This World

Draupadi Falls as the Pandavas Leave This World

19th-century illustration

(Old Indian Arts)

Image: Reclining Draupadi

Reclining Draupadi

religious icon in Tamil Nadu.

(image source)

More about the Draupadi cult at Wikipedia.

Image: Draupadi and Satyabhama

Draupadi and Satyabhama

(illustrated Mahabharata)

More about Satyabhama at Wikipedia.

Image: Draupadi and Bhima

Draupadi showing the Saugandhika flowers to Bhima

(illustrated Mahabharata)

You can read about Bhima's quest for these flowers at Wikipedia.

Image: Draupadi and Krishna

Draupadi and Krishna

(illustrated Mahabharata)

You can read more about Draupadi at Wikipedia.

Detail:

Image: Draupadi in King Virata's Court

Draupadi in King Virata's court

(illustrated Mahabharata)

For more about the year of disguise in Virata's court, see Wikipedia.

Image: Hiding in Virata's Court

Draupadi and the Pandavas in disguise

in King Virata's court.

(illustrated Mahabharata)

For more about the year of disguise in Virata's court, see Wikipedia. There is an entire article about Arjuna's disguise as Brihannala at Wikipedia. Yudhishthira disguised himself as Kanka, an expert at dice; Bhima as Ballabha, a cook; Nakula as Granthika, an expert in horses, and Sahadeva as Tantipala, an expert in cows. Draupadi posed as Sairandhri, a hairdresser.

Yudhishthira

Bhima:

Arjuna:

Nakula:

Sahadeva:

Draupadi:

Image: Draupadi in King Virata's Court

Draupadi on her way to Kichaka

(by Raja Ravi Varma)

You can read about Kichaka at Wikipedia, and also about Raja Ravi Varma.

Image: Draupadi and Simhika

Simhika leads Draupadi into the forest

(Raja Ravi Varma)

You can read about Draupadi's abduction by Jayadratha at Wikipedia. You can also read about the art of Raja Ravi Varma.