The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"
The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"

The Eight Wealth Forms of Goddess Astalakshmi and RanganathaSwamy Exquisite Square Shaped Wall Panel 59"

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The name "Ranganathar" in Tamil means "head of the meeting place". Ranganathar represents a form of Vishnu reclining on Adishesha, the five-headed serpent, as depicted in the Srirangam temple in Trichy, Tamil Nadu. This wood-carved representation of Ranganathar mirrors this iconic form, crafted simply and elegantly by skilled wood carving artists.

Also known as Arranganathar, Ranga, and Thenaranganathan, Ranganathar is accompanied by his consort, Goddess Lakshmi, known as Ranganayaki. His reclining posture symbolizes his association with Adishesha, a prominent deity in Hindu mythology.

The carving surrounding Ranganathar includes depictions of Lord Naratha, Lord Indra, and Munis. Positioned to the left and right of Ranganathar are his powerful Ayuthas, the Chanku and Chakra, which are revered for their ability to dispel negativity.

To maintain its beauty, gently dust the carving with a dry cotton cloth and keep it away from direct sunlight. It is designed for wall mounting, offering a graceful addition to any home decor.

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