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DDK215 |
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Traditional Colors with Gold Work |
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With Frame : 66 inch Height X 43 inch Width X 4.5 inch Length, Without Frame : 46.5 inch Height X 34.5 inch Width |
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Weight 41 kg |
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Returns and Exchanges accepted within 7 days |
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Bestowed with
the Tamil Nadu state award for its rare iconography and traditional beauty,
this awe-inspiring Tanjore painting is rich with symbolism derived from ancient
Tamil culture.
The outer frame of the painting depicts the sacred 18 Siddhars or sages who have attained Siddhi. Starting from the top clockwise the Siddhars are-
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1. Sri
Machamuni |
10. Pambatti
Siddhar |
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2.
Sri
Edaikkadar |
11. Theraiyar
Siddhar |
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3. Sri Bogar
Siddhar |
12. Sri
Kuthambai Siddhar |
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4. Gorakhnath |
13. Sri
Sattamuni Siddhar |
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5. Sri
Karuvoorar Siddhar |
14.
Sundaranandar Siddhar |
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6. Sri
Konganar Siddhar |
15. Sri
Agasthiar Siddhar |
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7. Kamalamuni
Siddhar |
16. Sri
Thirumoolar Siddhar |
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8. Sri
Ramadevar Siddhar |
17. Valmiki
Siddhar |
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9. Sri
Pathanjali Siddhar |
18. Sri
Korakkar Siddhar |
Six abodes of Murugan described in the ancient Sangam literature are symbolized by the sanctum icons garlanded by the divine Siddhars. The six sanctums are located in Thiruparankundaram, Thiruchendur, Palani, Swamimalai, Tiruttani, and Pazahmudircholai.
At the heart of the composition are the potent symbols- Kundalini Shakti rising within the body, Vel of Kartikeya, and Shiva Lingam nestled in coils of two serpents (a symbol of inner wisdom)- all underlining the one true goal of attainment of the supreme truth that lies within. Framed by a lacquered traditional wood frame crafted like a South Indian temple, this magnificent artwork is an example of the creative vision and heritage of the artists of Tanjore.
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