Panchmukhi Hanuman Pendant · 92.5 Silver
Five faces turned towards the cardinal directions and the sky — an iconography rooted in the Ramayana, where Hanuman assumes his cosmic form to protect the faithful. This pendant carries that ancient vigil in dense, sculptural relief, the deity seated in blessing posture with mace in hand.
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Five faces turned towards the cardinal directions and the sky — an iconography rooted in the Ramayana, where Hanuman assumes his cosmic form to protect the faithful. This pendant carries that ancient vigil in dense, sculptural relief, the deity seated in blessing posture with mace in hand. Cast in thick silver and darkened with controlled oxidation, each face emerges from ornate temple headgear studded with granulated beads and scroll work. The torso shows finely engraved detailing — beaded garlands, armlets, and draping angavastram — while the hands rest in abhaya and varada mudra. High-relief modelling gives the piece dimensional weight. Worn on Tuesdays, before exams, or simply as a daily anchor of courage and devotion. Pairs naturally with a simple chain and white cotton kurta. 92.5 sterling silver · Oxidised finish · Approx. 11.15g · Hollow-cast relief pendant