KirataMurti is a form of lord Shiva where he appears as a hunter in the epic of Mahabharata. After austere penance/tapas of Arjuna, Lord Shiva was satisfied with his prayer and took form of a Hunter and Devi Parvati as a Huntress. At that time there was a demon by the name MukAsura, who took the form of a wild boar to kill Arjuna. Both Arjuna and Kirata shot an arrow and killed the wild boar at the same time. An argument ensued between them to prove supremacy over one another.This eventually lead to wrestling. Soon Arjuna realized that it was none other than lord Shiva and begged for forgiveness. Pleased by his devotion and penance lord Shiva gave him the invincible PashupatAstra.

Our inspiration is always our ancient sculptures that are integral part of Indian art and Culture. Here are the majestic Wooden sculptures of Lord Shiva and Devi Parvati in form of Kuravan Kurathi (Hunter and his Gypsy wife). It is one of the twenty eight forms of Shiva as mentioned in Vatulagama. Inspired by the glorious sculptures in Avudaiyarkoil in Pudukkottai district of Tamil Nadu. These spectacular wooden Bust are close to 3 feet and have stone finish .The jewellery is given gold touch to give a striking contrast and highlight the intricate carvings. The statues has something very unique with minute details of Tribal Headgear Decorations, where Parvati Devi has Sun & Moon as Head Jewellery Nettichudi and Shiva with one side waving hair JadaMudi. The attitude in which Lord Shiva twirl his moustache is something uncommon. The skills of our artisans are mesmerizing, who lovingly recreated this wonder.