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Supremely Auspicious Lakshmi Ganesha Saraswati Panel

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This wooden wall panel is a masterful orchestration of Indian religious aesthetics and temple-art vocabulary, embodying the confluence of wealth, wisdom, and auspicious beginnings in one carved tableau.

 

At its centre, Goddess Lakshmi radiates serene abundance, her form meticulously modeled to evoke grace and balance, symbolic of Artha and material prosperity in the classical life aims of Dharma-Artha-Kama-Moksha.


To her right sits Ganesha, the elephant-headed Vighnaharta, whose presence at the threshold of action promises the removal of obstacles and the beginning of all sacred and worldly endeavours. Completing the triad, Saraswati appears on the left, the embodiment of Vidya, music, and refined expression, inviting contemplation and creative fluency.

 

Together, this divine triptych encapsulates a holistic mantra of spiritual auspice and earthly fulfilment- prosperity suffused with wisdom and blessed beginnings.

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Specifications
DDK448
Wood Carved Panel
Height: 36 inch
Width: 72 inch
Depth: 4.2 inch
Weight 78.15 kg
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Architecturally, the panel evokes the sanctified space of a temple mandapam. The carved arches and pillars frame the deities, suggesting the interior of a shrine, while the layered relief recalls the rhythmic articulation of South Indian temple facades.

 

Above, twin winged figures in Namaskar mudra hover in reverent obeisance, linking the divine with devotee through gesture and form. Beneath the central trio, gracefully carved figures of dancers enliven the lower register, symbolising the cosmic rhythm of creation and the arts that flourish under divine patronage.

 

Lions sit sentinel-like on either side, a recurring motif in temple sculpture that signifies sovereignty, courage, and the protection of sacred precincts. Perched upon the roofline, the peacock, revered in Indian symbolism, stands as an emblem of beauty, knowledge, and the arts, often associated with Saraswati’s transcendental domain. Flanking the composition, dvarapala figures and crouching attendants frame the sacred narrative, their watchful presence a testament to classical iconographic traditions of safeguarding the divine space.

 

Executed in warm, finely polished wood, the panel’s high-relief carving achieves tonal depth and tactile richness. The smooth finish enhances the interplay of light and shadow, animating the narrative with an almost architectural presence.

 

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