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Andal Rangamannar Stone Finish - Paper Mache

Andal Rangamannar Stone Finish - Paper Mache
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Andal Rangamannar Stone Finish - Paper Mache
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Andal Rangamannar – Stone Finish

A striking stone-finish depiction of Sri Andal seated beside Rangamannar, her divine consort, shown reclining in the serene posture of Lord Ranganatha. Andal — the only woman among the twelve Alvars — is revered for her complete surrender to the Lord, and this scene celebrates her union with him as the eternal bride, the theme at the heart of the Srivilliputhur temple tradition.

Crafted in paper mache and hand-painted in a matte grey stone finish with gold and jewel-toned detailing, the piece carries the look of temple granite while remaining light enough to handle and store easily. It makes an elegant focal point for Navaratri Golu, Margazhi and Thiruvadipooram observances, and Vaishnavite home shrines.


Product Details

  • Product Name: Andal Rangamannar Stone Finish
  • Material: Paper Mache
  • Dimensions: Approximately 16 inches Width x 14 inches Height
  • Finish: Hand-painted stone finish
  • Style: Traditional South Indian Devotional Art
  • Display Type: Tabletop / Golu Display

Features

  • Depicts Andal with Rangamannar in the reclining Ranganatha posture
  • Matte stone finish with gold, red and jewel-tone highlights
  • Lightweight paper mache — easier to move and store than stone or metal
  • Single-piece composition on a finished oval base
  • Wide, low profile that anchors a Golu step or altar

Ideal For

  • Navaratri Golu displays
  • Margazhi and Thiruvadipooram celebrations
  • Vaishnavite pooja rooms and home temples
  • Wedding, housewarming and festive gifting
  • Temple displays and devotional collections

Spiritual Significance

Andal composed the Thiruppavai and Nachiyar Thirumozhi and is worshipped as an incarnation of Bhudevi. Her marriage to Rangamannar represents the soul’s union with the divine, and images of the two together are traditionally kept in homes seeking marital harmony, devotion and the Lord’s grace.


Disclaimer

Each piece is handcrafted and hand-painted. Minor variations in color, detailing and finish are natural characteristics of handmade artisan creations and make every piece unique.

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