Large Wooden Panchamukhi Hanuman Statues

by Kapil Goel Director

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Panchmukhi Hanuman Wooden Statue

The five (‘pancha’) faces (‘mukha’) of Panchamukhi Hanuman stand for the five means of worship that the great yogi extended to Lord Rama: Naman, smaran, keerthanam, yacham, and arpanam. The faces are (from left to right) Lakshmi Varaha, Mahaveera Garuda, Anjaneya, Karala Ugraveera Narasimha, and Hayagriva.

The Panchamukha Hanuman on this page is possessed of eight arms (the ashtabhujadhari). The multitude of heads and limbs is symbolic of yogic omnipotence. He stands on a rectangular plinth with lotus petals painted along its edges. A substantial sculpture, it is fashioned from wood and painted with a vibrant palette of green, orange, pink, and blue.

The colors are set off by the pearly complexion of Anjaneya’s face and body. The zeniths of the five crowns of the Panchamukha gather at a point, behind which is a composite halo. A great deal of detail - such as the adornments on His body and the composure of His many faces - has been introduced into the wood medium.