Shakti As Mariamman: Serpent-Crowned Protector

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This hand-painted wooden sculpture reproduction depicts the goddess Mariamman, a fierce form of Shakti, seated in a regal pose on an ornate throne. She holds a trident (trishul), sword, damaru, and serpent, each symbolizing her power to destroy evil and grant protection. A five-headed serpent canopy rises behind her.

Mariamman is primarily worshipped in South India as a goddess of rain, disease cure, and protection. Often associated with rural and folk traditions, she embodies the untamed, healing energy of the divine feminine, blending both wrath and compassion in her guardianship of devotees.