Navagunjara Mysore Inlay Wall Art

Bring home a piece of Indian mythological heritage with this Navagunjara Mysore inlay wall art. The Navagunjara is a rare composite creature from Hindu mythology, made up of nine different beings — each representing a facet of cosmic creation and the boundless nature of the divine. This striking motif has deep roots in Odisha’s visual traditions and the Mahabharata, making it one of the most layered and meaningful subjects in Indian sacred art. This handcrafted wooden panel is crafted using the traditional Mysore inlay technique, where fine slivers of wood are set into a carved base to create intricate patterns. The rich, dark wood background brings out the detail and symmetry of the nine-form composition, making it a striking conversational centrepiece for modern homes, offices, and gallery walls. The Nine Forms of Navagunjara Rooster — Head Peacock — Neck Bull — Hump Lion — Waist and body Tiger, Elephant and Deer — The three legs Human — One arm (holding a sacred lotus) Serpent — Tail Mythological Significance of Navagunjara According to the Mahabharata, the warrior Arjuna encountered this unusual nine-part creature in the forest, eventually recognising it as as an avatar of Lord Vishnu. This artwork beautifully captures that legendary tale of transformation and spiritual mystery, making it an ideal gift for art collectors and mythology enthusiasts. This is a made-to-order piece. Please allow 7–14 days for crafting, depending on the complexity of the work. The exact delivery timeline will be confirmed after consulting with the artisan. For bulk or corporate gifting enquiries, reach us on WhatsApp: +91 90357 90430.