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Shanmukha Murugan with His Consorts Devasena and Valli | Without Frame | Tanjore Painting

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Lord Murugan, also known as Kartikeya, Skanda, Subramanya, or Muruga, is a popular deity in Hinduism. He is considered the son of Lord Shiva and the brother of Lord Ganesha. Lord Murugan is primarily worshipped in South India, especially in the state of Tamil Nadu. Here, He is portrayed with six heads and twelve arms, a visual representation of his power and strength.

In the mesmerizing Tanjore painting of Lord Murugan, one cannot help but be captivated by his magnificent vahana, the peacock, standing gracefully on a coiled snake. This juxtaposition of the two creatures carries profound symbolism. The coiled snake upon which the peacock stands signifies Lord Murugan's mastery over primal instincts and his ability to transcend worldly desires.

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Item Code:	BAA001
Artist:	Haridass S
Specifications:	Traditional Colors with Gold Work
Dimensions	30.00 inch Height X 24.00 inch Width

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The presence of Valli and Devasena alongside Lord Murugan represents the concept of divine union and the importance of devotion in attaining spiritual enlightenment.

The inclusion of Valli and Devasena in the iconography and mythology of Lord Murugan reflects the sophisticated nature of his divine personality and his role as a benevolent deity who bestows blessings, protection, and love upon his devotees.

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