Aiyanar - Wikipedia
The famous iconography of Aiyan shows him alone, carrying a Chentu (செண்டு, crooked stick) in his right hand. Sometimes a whip, stick, sword or scepter can be seen in his hand. While he manifests in a squat position, A meditation band known as Yogapaţţam or Vāgupaţţai will present around his knees and waist. [25]
Category:Aiyanar - Wikimedia Commons
2022年7月25日 — From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. English: Aiyanar is a village god mainly worshipped in Tamil Nadu. Subcategories. This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total. * Aiyanar temples in Kerala (4 F) Ayyanar temples in Tamil Nadu (6 C, 25 F) Media in category "Aiyanar"
The Ayyanar Temple of Chettinad - Thrilling Travel
2020年5月30日 — The Terracotta horses of the Ayyanar Temple are made by one of their biggest devotees – the Potter community. The orders for the horses are placed months in advance. On the day of the festival, a small animal sacrifice (usually chicken) is made and the blood is smeared onto the horse for Lord Ayyanar.
Sorimuthu Ayyanaar with my grandparents oil painting portrait
About Sorimuthu Ayyanar:Sorimuthu Ayyanar Temple (சொரிமுத்து அய்யனார்) is a temple located in Mundhunthurai reserve forest in a dense jungle which is between...
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A Black God on a White Horse: Village Deities of Tamil Nadu
2018年1月30日 — Here stands ‘Ayyanar’, also known as ‘Karuppan’ (the dark one), the protecting deity of the village, who guards against evil spirits. The idols in village temples are either shapeless stone, or...
Ayyanar — Google Arts & Culture
Four handed figure presumably an Ayyanar seated on an elephant holding a bow among other things.
Ayyanar - Indian Culture
This is a headless image of Ayyanar carved in the round, shown seated on a pedestal in maharaja pose with the right leg tucked in front and the left doubled and raised.
File : Ayyanar on elephant, 16th century bronze, Government
2018年6月6日 — Ayyanar on elephant, 16th century bronze, Government Museum, Chennai (1) Date: Taken on 27 August 2017, 13:16: Source: Ayyanar on elephant, 16th century bronze, Government Museum, Chennai (1) Author: Richard Mortel from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Licensing [edit] This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license.
Aiyanar - WikiMili, The Best Wikipedia Reader
Ayyanar shrines are usually located at the peripheries or boundaries of rural villages and the deity is seen riding a horse with a sword or whip. Ayyanar has both types of temples - temples constructed in Agamic style and non-Agamic open air shrines. Ayyanar in Agamic temple is usually called Sastha or Dharma sastha.
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