Kerala Mural Painting Shiva Kudumbam - Made to Order

Discover the profound symbolism of this Kerala mural painting, Shiva Kudumbam, a visual masterpiece rendered in vibrant acrylic on canvas.

In the center, Lord Shiva sits with his consort, Goddess Parvati, their serene expressions embodying divine grace. Around them, their children, Lord Ganesha on his vahana(mouse) and Lord Kartikeya seated atop his vahanan(peacock), along with the majestic bull Nandi, complete the celestial family. The majestic Himalayan mountains, draped in snow, form the backdrop, creating a spiritually rich and visually captivating masterpiece.

Observe the intricate patterns, the vivid color palette dominated by earthy tones and the harmony of figures that tell tales of mythology and spirituality. Each stroke captures the essence of Kerala’s cultural richness, bringing life to legends on walls of temples and palaces.

The Shiva kudumbam Kerala mural painting isn't merely a piece of decor; it's a celebration of our heritage, a masterpiece that transcends time.

NOTE:
• Production Time: This is a made-to-order painting and will require a production time of 2-3 weeks before they are shipped upon completion. Please note that returns are not applicable to made-to-order items.
• Color Disclaimer: Each artwork featured on our website is meticulously hand-painted by master artists, resulting in a truly unique piece. As a result, there may be slight variations in color and overall appearance compared to the artwork image displayed here.

ABOUT ARTIST: Meet the visionary artist, B S Biju of Thiruvananthapuram, successor of artistic lineage, born to the renowned G Azhikode and Shyamala Kumari. A contemporary maestro blending tradition with innovation, Biju's artistic journey unfolded under the tutelage of his parents. Trained in traditional mural art, Biju holds a Fine Arts diploma, emerging as a dynamic force in the art world. In 2003, he adorned the Navarathri mandapam at the famous Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple in Thiruvananthapuram with a mesmerizing 240 sq ft mural. His narrative prowess continued in 2004 with the "Mahabharata stories" mural (220 sq ft) in the South Zone Cultural Center, Thanjavur.

Also see: Kerala Mural Painting Dakshinamoorthy