Kurma Wall Frame

The reason behind Kurma’s avatar stemmed from an incident involving Sage Durvasa’s curse upon Indra, resulting in the weakening of the gods and their defeat by the demons. Seeking a solution, the gods approached Vishnu, who proposed the churning of the ocean to obtain the elixir of immortality, Amrit. As the churning commenced, due to tumultuous churning, the Mount Mandara began to sink, necessitating a robust foundation. Thus, Vishnu assumed the form of a Tortoise/Kurma Avatar, appearing as a half-tortoise, half-human to upheld the mountain on his back, illustrating the significance of steadfastness and dedication in achieving success. Through Kurma Avatar’s tale, the enduring message of perseverance, righteousness, and the eternal battle between good and evil resonates, guiding humanity towards the path of enlightenment and virtue.

The Indian Mystical Collection Wall Frames pay homage to various tales from Indian mythology. This frame features a tortoise-shaped metal artifact set against stunning silk fabric, creating a vibrant and mystical ambiance for your wall. Additionally, hooks are positioned behind the frame for easy hanging.