Ananthasayanam Ranganathar Perumal Vishnu Wooden Carving Indian Handicrafts Srirangam Temple wall decor Tamilnadu Handicrafts (15 H x 24 L x 2 W inches)

Elevate your spiritual space with this intricately hand-carved wooden panel of Lord Vishnu in Ananthasayanam posture, resting on the cosmic serpent Adisesha.

Made from durable mahogany wood, this artwork is inspired by the sacred Srirangam Ranganathaswamy Temple in Tamil Nadu, India.

Ananthasayanam Vishnu:

A rare and sacred representation of Lord Vishnu reclining on Adisesha, the many-hooded cosmic serpent. 

Ranganathar Perumal:

One of the most worshipped forms of Vishnu, particularly at the Srirangam Temple. Believed to be the protector of the universe and a source of peace and prosperity.

Srirangam Temple Inspiration:

This piece draws from the carvings and iconography of the Srirangam Ranganathaswamy Temple, one of the largest and oldest functioning Hindu temples in the world, located in Tamil Nadu.

Carving:

Expertly hand-carved by skilled artisans using traditional Chettinad techniques, featuring intricate details that reflect deep cultural and religious significance.

Traditional:

Crafted following time-honored South Indian wood carving traditions, rooted in temple art and devotional iconography.

Dimensions: 15H x 24L x 2W inches
Weight: 5.00kg
Material: Wood
Product Care: Wipe with a clean dry cloth. Do not apply water.

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