Handcrafted panchaloha bronze icon of Murugan in standing posture, with vel and kodi, with the peacock vāhana positioned behind. 

The figure is presented in a composed frontal stance, with four arms — the upper hands bearing śakti and vajra, while the lower hands are held in abhaya and varada. The vel stands prominently alongside the figure, complemented by the ceremonial flag (kodi), adding vertical emphasis to the composition. The peacock vāhana, placed to the rear, is rendered with attentive detailing, providing both a narrative anchor and visual counterbalance to the central figure.

The ornamentation is richly articulated — kirita-makuta, keyūras, valayas, and waist elements are treated with precision, while the drapery follows the contours of the standing form with layered, rhythmic folds. Iconographic detailing follows established shilpa shastra conventions and is presented in the product gallery.

Masterpieces is a collection of panchaloha bronze icons defined by intricate craftsmanship and refined iconographic detailing — suited for home temples, curated displays, premium gifting, and collectors of South Indian bronzes.