The gods are nothing like mortals. They don't follow the same biological function or thinking patterns. Their bodies are perfect, shifting to embody the god's willpower and divine magic.
Kali's divine body was large, standing almost ten feet tall like Arad, with a lean build and six powerful arms. Her blue skin reflected her demonic heritage, and her red palms and soles symbolized the blood staining her hands. While she seemed to wear earrings, and sometimes even a large nose ring, those weren't jewelry or decorations but parts of her demonic body.
A god's clothes and accessories are often a part of their power, representing a side that is integral to themselves. Amaterasu's Yukata, for example, symbolizes her origin and the location where her first worshippers in the world emerged. While she was born from a natural existence, her name and image were conjured by the beliefs of mortals.
