Product Description
This beautifully crafted Appakudathan paper mache set portrays Lord Vishnu reclining majestically on Adisesha, accompanied by devoted attendants. Rich black, gold, yellow, orange, green, and purple tones highlight the intricate detailing, expressive faces, and traditional ornaments. Ideal for Navaratri Golu, temple-themed displays, festive decor, this striking set brings sacred storytelling, South Indian heritage, and devotional elegance into your home.
Appakudathan Temple at Koviladi, near Tiruchirappalli, is one of the 108 Divya Desams and a revered Pancharanga Kshetram on the Kaveri. Legend says Lord Vishnu accepted a pot of appam from King Upamanyu and relieved his curse. The reclining deity uniquely embraces the appam pot, inspiring the name “Appakudathan.”

