This beautifully crafted paper mache set portrays Andal and her father, Periyazhwar, worshipping Lord Ranganathar at Srirangam. Lord Ranganathar rests majestically upon Adisesha, with Garudan and Hanuman standing reverently on either side as devoted guardians. Andal, accompanied by her parrot, represents unwavering love and complete surrender to the Divine, while Periyazhwar reflects parental devotion and spiritual guidance. Traditional offerings complete this sacred scene. Rich colors, expressive features, and detailed craftsmanship make the set ideal for Navaratri Golu, temple-themed displays, prayer spaces, festive decor, and devotional gifting.

Ranganathar is paper mache with 10" hx12"w. Andal & Periyazhwar dolls are around 8" height and the rest of the dolls around 5".

Did you know?

Andal is the only female Alwar saint among the twelve Vaishnavite poet-saints. She composed the Tiruppavai and Nachiyar Tirumozhi, expressing her deep devotion to Lord Vishnu. Tradition holds that Andal ultimately united with Lord Ranganathar at Srirangam, symbolizing the soul’s eternal union with the Divine.

Limited collectors edition with free shipping.