Eight Armed Goddess Varahi Seated on Pedestal Tanjore Painting With Teakwood Frame | Handmade in India

This exquisite Varahi Tanjore Painting celebrates the divine power, protection and grace of the fierce yet compassionate Saptamatrika Goddess. Varahi, the boar-headed commander who emerges from Goddess Durga during the battle with the Asura Raktabeej—and in another legend from the back of Chandika—is depicted in majestic Lalitasana, draped in a radiant red saree. One divine foot rests on the sacred lotus, symbolising purity, victory and spiritual awakening. Surrounded by shimmering gold plates and semiprecious stones, she blesses devotees with Abhaya and Varada Mudras, offering fearlessness and boons. Her Ashtabhuja form represents the eight Upavidyas that accompany her, embodying wisdom, protection and cosmic knowledge. The downward Trikona within the lotus yantra signifies the eternal feminine energy of Shakti. This Varahi Amman Tanjore painting radiates immense spiritual strength, prosperity and divine guardianship—making it an extraordinary addition to any home temple, meditation space or sacred collection.