16" Panchaloha Bronze Murugan with Valli Deivanai and Peacock – Temple Style Set
Material: Panchaloham Bronze
Make: Bronze cast made using the Lost-wax method in Swamimalai
Finish: Fine polish
Dimensions: 16.0 inch Height X 16.0 inch Width X 6.0 inch Base depth
Weight: 12.8 kg/ 28.2 lbs
Shipping and delivery: 5 - 7 business days
Product description: This exquisite Panchaloham bronze ensemble captures the divine grace of Lord Murugan of Pazhamudircholai Murugan Temple, portrayed in his regal standing form alongside his consorts, Valli and Deivanai. The sculpture radiates a harmonious blend of spiritual depth and masterful South Indian craftsmanship. At the center, Murugan stands poised with effortless authority, holding the sacred Vel, symbolizing wisdom and the destruction of ignorance. Flanking him gracefully, Valli and Deivanai stand in elegant tribhanga postures, each statue distinct in expression and ornamentation. Their finely sculpted facial features including serene eyes, gentle smile, and sharp contours, bring a lifelike presence. Their adornments including delicate necklaces, armlets, anklets, and finely pleated garments are rendered with remarkable finesse, showcasing the artisan’s attention to details. The peacock behind Murugan, his vahana, adds symbolic depth and visual balance with its slender form, subtly detailed feathers, and attentive stance is a key highlight to the statue. The finely detailed arch not only frames the deities but elevates the entire composition into a temple-like sanctum presence. The base pedestal is equally elaborate, with layered moldings that ground the sculpture with grandeur. The polished Panchaloham finish lends a warm, luminous glow, and the rich sheen enhances the surface, and adds depth to the carving, and reveal the intricate workmanship from every angle. Bringing this sculpture into a space is not just an aesthetic choice—it is an invitation to experience the divine presence of Murugan in his most complete and benevolent form, surrounded by grace, balance, and eternal beauty.
Please note: The statues are designed to neatly slide into the base for secure placement, including the peacock. The ornate arch, Vel and flag are removable pieces from the base for convenient setup and handling.
Pazhamudhircholai Temple Significance: The Temple is revered as the sixth and final abode among the Arupadaiveedu, the six sacred abodes of Lord Murugan. Nestled amidst lush forests near Madurai, this temple represents the culmination of Murugan’s divine journey. Unlike other abodes that emphasize valor or asceticism, Pazhamudircholai signifies harmony, where Murugan resides with both his consorts, symbolizing the union of worldly life and spiritual wisdom.
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