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 Gajaaranya Prachira

Gajaaranya Prachira

Gajaaranya brings together “gaja” (elephant) and “aranya” (forest), conjuring the image of an ancient, sacred wilderness alive with wisdom and strength. Prachira (प्राचीर) is a Sanskrit-rooted Indian term for “wall” or “grand mural,” giving the piece a distinctively Indian sense of scale, narrative, and reverence. The Malayalam name remains Gajaaranya Mural, honoring its regional identity. The Gajaaranya Prachira is a hand-carved wall panorama where elephants march through intricately detailed forests—a visual hymn to the sacred bond between wildlife, the divine, and the earth. This mural transforms any space into an ode to heritage, prosperity, and the quiet majesty of Indian nature.

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Vanaraja Sangha of  Gajaaranya Prachira

Vanaraja Sangha

The centerpiece embodies the Vanaraja Sangha—“Forest King Assembly”—a procession of elephants whose forms channel royalty, blessing, and ancestral protection. Every figure is both lifelike and iconic, their unity evoking abundance, wisdom, and a sense of commu-nal strength that anchors the mural in Indian tradition.

Kaanana Mukuta of  Gajaaranya Prachira

Kaanana Mukuta

Above, the mural is crowned by the Kaanana Mukuta—“forest crown”—a treetop canopy carved in high relief. These arches, entwined with foliage and sacred symbols, evoke the feeling of shelter and sanctity, echoing the groves that have long been seen as places of refuge, spiritual power, and natural harmony.

Prithvi Kusuma of  Gajaaranya Prachira

Prithvi Kusuma

The base is adorned with Prithvi Kusuma, meaning “earth blossom.” Every vine, flower, and root is etched in tribute to the fertility and spirit of the forest floor. This lush, scroll-filled groundline roots the scene with reverent detail, echoing the deeply-held Indian belief in the sacredness of earth itself.

Sthala Prabha of  Gajaaranya Prachira

Sthala Prabha

At the rear, the Sthala Prabha—“site’s radiance and shadow”—features recessed layers with gentle, temple-style carving. These depths create a spatial rhythm, guiding the gaze and suggesting the endless stories pulsing through jungle and shrine. The interplay of layers lends the mural an almost living movement, like the shifting play of sunlight in a sa-cred forest.

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