Reclining Ranganathar On Adisesha With His Consort Goddess Lakshmi Kavadi 24"

Reclining Ranganathar kaavadi wall mount 24":

Ranganathar is the form of Vishnu reclining on Adishesha (Five headed serpent) which is seen in the Srirangam temple located in Trichy. Tamizh Nadu. This wood carved Ranganathan is also in the same form but with the simple and classy form if carving by the wood carving artists .Sri ranganathar also called Arranganathar,Ranga and Thenaranganathan,His consort of Goddess Lakshmi,also known as Ranganayaki.Lord Ranganathar reclined position means based on the great form of the serpent god adisesha,one of the greatest Hindu Gods.Ranganathar name meaning in tamil``head of the meeting place”.Bottom of the kaavadi carved two beautiful parrots.Top excellent art work give like Natural Temple Gopuram Designed.Ready to decor your Beautiful Home.