Lord Arunachaleswarar and Sri Unnamalai Amman 22"H x 30"W Wood Carving - Thiruvannamalai Annamalaiyar
Material: Ash wood
Finish: Cherry stain with lacquer satin finish
Dimensions: 22.0 inch height x 30.25 inch width x 2.5 inch depth
Weight: 27.0 lbs
Shipping and delivery: 5 - 7 business days
Product description: The wood panel is a divine representation of Annamalaiyar with his consort Sri Unnamalai Amman ( A depiction of Parvati Devi) in a mountainous background which represents the Annamalai Hills, and the fire (Jyoti) on top of the hill. The wood carving exhibits a fine illustration of Lord Annamalaiyar with layers of garlands, ornaments, rudraksha mala and with a five headed serpent hood. His consort Goddess Unnamalai Amman is wearing a shaivite wedding pendant (Mangalyam), along with layers of beautiful jewelries, and flower garlands. Some key features of the carving would be the attention given to the clothing and accessories, and the depth of the yoni achieved to the best possible in bringing out the exact representation of Arunachaleswara. The artist has used varied heights and angles to introduce depth and perspective, enhancing the visual appeal of the scene. The texture of the carving invites touch, as its smooth surfaces contrast beautifully with the intricate details across the panel. Keen attention to details is given throughout the panel demonstrating a fine workmanship by our team of artist. Wall hanging hardware is attached to the panel.
Thiruvannamalai Annamalaiyar - Lord Annamalaiyar, also known as Lord Arunachalesvara, a prominent deity in Hinduism is worshipped primarily in the town of Tiruvannamalai in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. Shiva is worshiped as Arunachalesvara or Annamalaiyar, and is represented by the Lingam referred to as Jyotirlingam or Agni Lingam. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Annamalaiyar represents the element of fire and is believed to have appeared as a column of fire in order to settle a dispute between Lord Brahma, the creator of the universe, and Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe. This incident is known as the "Arunachala Mahatmyam" and is considered significant in Shaivism. The name "Annamalaiyar" means "Lord of Annamalai," referring to the Annamalai Hill on which the famous Annamalaiyar Temple is located. Lord Annamalaiyar is revered as a powerful deity for his divine attributes, who grants his devotees their wishes, and blesses them with spiritual growth. The temple is one of the largest and most ancient Shiva temples in India and attracts a large number of devotees and pilgrims from around the world. The town of Tiruvannamalai is a significant pilgrimage site, and the annual festival of "Karthigai Deepam" is celebrated with great enthusiasm, during which a massive lamp is lit atop the Annamalai Hill called the “Thiruvannamalai Jyoti” symbolizing the divine light of Lord Shiva.
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