In the Tillaiyadi group Skanda holds flowers in the two hands. The legs are in the catura pose. The two legs are bent to the front slightly. The left hand is stretched upwards, and the right hand is in kataka pose. The right leg is bent in such a way, as if he is posed for a fight.
Ears have patrakundalas .
In the Vijayanagar period also, quite a number of bronzes were produced. In standing position, Skanda holds flowers in the two hands. In an example from Hosur, Skanda stands in catura pose, on the back of a bull. Two hands hold lotus flowers. The karanda makuta is more lengthy, a characteristic feature of Vijayanagar art.