PERIYANDAVAR AND YEZHU KANNI

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' PERIYANDAVAR AND YEZHU KANNI '

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FRAGMENTS OF A SAKYA WITH A WHITE HORSE - 01

This piece comes from memories of my village.

Of sounds I grew up around.

Tavil. Nadaswaram. Rituals. Dust. Colour.

Of Periyandavar standing tall through generations,

and the Seven Kannis who continue to exist in our stories, symbols and ceremonies.

Over time, I started questioning where these histories came from, what survived, what changed, and what was renamed.

This work is part memory,

part searching,

part reclaiming.

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Additional Information

Medium: Spray can and marker on canvas
Series: Fragments of a Sakya with a White Horse
Edition: Limited Edition Giclée Print
Edition Size: 25 Signed & Numbered Prints Across All Sizes
Certificate: Includes Signed Certificate of Authenticity
Year: 2026


About The Work

Periyandavar and Yezhu Kanni emerges from memories of village rituals, oral histories and inherited symbols.

At its center are two presences that have existed across generations of Tamil folk tradition: Periyandavar and the Seven Kannis. For many communities, they remain living figures carried through festivals, songs, offerings and collective memory.

Rather than depicting these figures literally, the work approaches them as fragments of remembrance. Forms appear and disappear. Bodies dissolve into landscape. Symbols emerge from colour and gesture before slipping away again.

The painting is rooted in a personal journey that began with devotion and later expanded into historical inquiry. Questions about ancestry, forgotten histories, folk traditions and Buddhist memory gradually became intertwined with childhood experiences of village worship.

This work exists within that space.

Between memory and history.

Between faith and investigation.

Between the stories we inherit and the stories we spend a lifetime trying to understand.

Part family archive.
Part village memory.
Part unfinished question.


Collector's Note

This artwork is part of the ongoing series Fragments of a Sakya with a White Horse, a body of work exploring Buddhist memory, Tamil folk traditions, pilgrimage, ancestry and personal transformation through abstraction.

Each print is individually signed and numbered by the artist. Once the edition of 25 is sold, no further reproductions of this work will be produced in any size.


Print Sizes

Small Edition — 15 Prints

Medium Edition — 7 Prints

Large Edition — 3 Prints

Total Edition: 25


Disclaimer

Colors may vary slightly between screen displays and printed editions.

Prints are produced from a high-resolution digital archive of the original artwork. Scale and texture may differ from the original piece.

Frame shown in mockups is for presentation purposes only unless otherwise stated.

Each print is individually inspected, signed and numbered before dispatch.


Suggested Artwork Quote

"Some stories survive in books. Others survive in drums, dust, and the memory of a village."