This graceful Murugan Valli Deivanai Tanjore painting from the heart of Chennai depicts the Almighty with his two consorts in the traditional Tanjore style. According to legends, both Valli and Devayani were daughters of Lord Perumal in their previous birth. His first wife, Devayani, also called Devasena or Deivanai, is the daughter of Lord Indra, the king of Devas. When Lord Murugan won the battle against the asuran Surapadman, Indra offered his daughter’s hand in marriage to Skanda. Their holy marriage took place on the grounds of the renowned Tirupparankunram Murugan Temple in Tirupparankunram near Madurai. His second wife is Valli, the daughter of a tribal chieftain, Nambi Raja. Lord Murugan’s divine marriage to Valli is said to be a story of love, where the Lord took several forms to woo the maiden he saw in the fields. With the blessing of the entire village and Gods, the couple stayed in Tiruttani for a while and later returned to Skandagiri. Let your house radiate with the beauty of this Murugan Valli Deivanai Tanjore painting, where vibrant hue meets sparkling gold to bring serenity, peace, and grandeur into your home.