Vishnu with Sreedevi and Bhoodevi - Kerala Mural Archive

Vishnu sitting with Sridevi and Bhudevi atop Anantha

Textual Source: Non-narrative
Mythological Tale: Vishnu is said to be one of the three Supreme Gods. He is in charge of sthithi or maintaining equilibrium in the world. He is believed to be residing in the ocean Palazhi where he floats atop the serpent Ananthan. He is said to have two consorts: Sreedevi and Bhoodevi.
Episode: Non narrative

Primary Deity/Figure: Vishnu
Iconographic Attributes: Vishnu is seated on top of Anantha. The five hoods of Anantha are visible above his head, wearing yellow dhoti and a bluish uttareeya, holding shankha, chakra, gada and padma in his hands, in his forearms. Towards his left and right are Sridevi and Bhudevi, both wearing identical saris with golden borders and blue blouses. They have long flowing hair and a crown on their head. One of their hands is resting on their hips.
Visual & Formal Features: Background pattern, Facial expression detail, Hand gesture (mudra), Ornamentation
Rasa: Shanta

Condition: Fair
Deterioration Type: Pigment loss
Restoration Status: Unrestored
Documentation Type: DSLR full panel
Permission Basis: Temple authorities
Date of Documentation: 08/08/2024
Artist: Neelakantan Ilayath
Identifier: ASG_P027
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