Amman Goddess Tanjore Painting

  • Ex Tax: Rs 10,000
  • Code : 482-TP
  • Availability: In Stock
  • Viewing Size : 15 X 12 inch

This Amman Goddess Tanjore painting shows the deity in her striking dark-skinned form, seated on a low stone-grey throne with a sword held upright i..

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Painting Size With Frame size Price Quantity Amount Action
10 x 8 inch 13.5 X 11.5 inch Rs 10,500 Rs.0
12 x 10 inch 15.5 X 13.5 inch Rs 12,075 Rs.0
15 x 12 inch 18.5 X 15.5 inch Rs 15,750 Rs.0
18 x 14 inch 24 x 18 inch Rs 19,950 Rs.0

This Amman Goddess Tanjore painting shows the deity in her striking dark-skinned form, seated on a low stone-grey throne with a sword held upright in one hand and a bunch of neem-like leaves in the other. The green saree and heavy floral garlands set against her dark complexion give the piece an intensity that softer, golden-toned goddesses do not carry.

What makes this Amman Tanjore painting distinctive is the small kumkum-red pyramid and offering vessels painted at her feet, a detail that grounds the piece in everyday village worship rather than a purely ornamental temple scene. Rows of hanging oil lamps line the top of the gold arch, adding to the sense of an active shrine rather than a still portrait.

Crafted using traditional Tanjore methods, the gold foil is worked by hand across the crown, garlands, and arch, while the deep black background keeps the goddess's dark form and green attire the clear focus. This Amman Goddess Tanjore painting suits pooja rooms and homes that honour the protective, fierce aspect of the divine feminine.

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FAQs

What does the Amman Goddess Tanjore painting depict?

The Amman Goddess Tanjore painting depicts the fierce, protective form of the goddess, seated with a sword and dressed in green.

Why is Amman shown holding a sword in this painting?

Amman is shown holding a sword in this painting as a symbol of her power to protect devotees and destroy negative forces.

Is an Amman Tanjore painting suitable for a pooja room?

Yes, an Amman Tanjore painting is well suited to pooja rooms, especially in households that worship the goddess as a guardian deity.

Can an Amman Goddess painting be gifted for protection and blessing?

Yes, an Amman Goddess painting is often gifted or kept at home for protection, as the goddess is worshipped for warding off harm.

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