Grand Narrative Wooden Panels for Temple-Inspired Home Decor

This 72-inch Sri Ranganathar wall panel, now sold, showcases Lord Vishnu reclining on the serpent Adisesha. The multicolored finish brings each character and detail to life, from the fine ornamentation to the divine figures surrounding the central deity.

A closer look at our Meenakshi Thirukalyanam panel, detailing the celestial wedding. The vibrant colors on a dark background make the figures of the deities pop, capturing the grandeur of the Madurai festival in a single piece of art.

This monumental 87-inch sculpture depicts the Thirukalyana Kolam of Goddess Meenakshi. Carved in a rich, dark wood finish, the piece stands as a testament to our ability to create temple-quality art for grand spaces.

This 73-inch horizontal panel captures the celestial dance and music of the Apsaras. The deep relief and natural wood finish emphasize the fluid movement and intricate details of each figure, making it a masterpiece of traditional carving.

An impressive 83-inch wall mount showing Raj Bhavani on an elephant. This complex, multi-layered carving tells a story of royalty and power, perfect as a statement piece for a large entryway or hall.

Explore the fine detailing of our Goddess Ashta Lakshmi panel with Sri Ranganathan Swamy. This uncolored version reveals the pure texture and depth of the carving, showing every nuance of the figures and floral motifs.

This 72-inch horizontal panel presents various forms of Lord Ganesha in a continuous narrative. The natural wood finish allows the viewer to appreciate the texture and skill involved in carving each distinct posture and element.

A 79-inch decorative panel featuring Goddess GajaLakshmi with Ganesha and Saraswathi. The classic wax brown finish gives it a timeless, antique feel, highlighting the unity of these three revered deities in one cohesive artwork.

Our 54-inch Kirthi Mukh arch panel frames a serene scene of Lord Krishna playing his flute. The single-tone wood finish emphasizes the graceful forms of Krishna, his attendants, and the surrounding peacocks.