Lord Murugan Authentic Tanjore Painting

  • Ex Tax: Rs 15,000
  • Code : 475-TP
  • Availability: In Stock
  • Viewing Size : 15 X 12 inch

This Lord Murugan Authentic Tanjore painting shows the deity standing upright with his vel held at his side, layered flower garlands falling in red,..

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Painting Size With Frame size Price Quantity Amount Action
12 x 10 inch 15.5 X 13.5 inch Rs 120,750 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
20 x 16 inch 24 X 20 inch Rs 23,100 Rs.0

This Lord Murugan Authentic Tanjore painting shows the deity standing upright with his vel held at his side, layered flower garlands falling in red, green and gold from his shoulders to below the knee. The blue upper garment and pale lower cloth keep the figure light against the deep backdrop behind him.

What gives this Murugan Tanjore painting its presence is the double arch framing it, an inner gold arch glowing against red, set inside a wider scalloped arch topped by a carved kirtimukha face. Slim pillars run down both sides, and the whole build reads like a sanctum doorway rather than a plain background.

Handcrafted through traditional Tanjore methods, the gold foil is layered across the arches, crown, and pillars to give real depth to the architecture around the deity. This Lord Murugan Authentic Tanjore painting suits pooja rooms and prominent walls in homes where Murugan is the family deity.

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FAQs

What is Lord Murugan holding in this authentic Tanjore painting?

Lord Murugan is holding his vel, the divine spear, at his side in this authentic Tanjore painting.

What does the carved face at the top of this Murugan painting represent?

The carved face at the top of this Murugan painting is a kirtimukha, a guardian motif placed over temple entrances to ward off harm.

Why is Murugan shown with layered garlands in this artwork?

Murugan is shown with layered garlands in this artwork to reflect how the deity is adorned during temple worship and festival days.

Is a Lord Murugan Tanjore painting suited to a family deity shrine?

Yes, a Lord Murugan Tanjore painting is well suited to a family deity shrine, particularly in households where Murugan is the kuladeivam.

What does the vel in a Murugan painting symbolise?

The vel in a Murugan painting symbolises piercing insight and the defeat of ignorance, which is why it is central to his iconography.

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