Among vascular malformations, venous malformation is relatively common, usually present with single bluish large soft nodule, found in head and neck in 50% of the cases. A 44-year-old male visited the clinic with 6-years history of palpable mass on chest. The mass had been there for several years. The patient did not have any family history of similar skin lesion. He was otherwise hearthy. On the physical examination, about 3 cm sized irregular shaped rigid nodule was palpated, with no surface change in color or shape. On ultrasonographic examination of the affected site demonstrated well localized heteroechoic subcutaneous mass with minimal increased vascularity. We performed excisional biopsy of the whole mass, which revealed 3 cm sized dark blue colored grape-like multi-lobulated tumor. A histopathological examination showed multiple thin walled dilated venous channels, compatible with venous malformation. Vascular malformation presenting as a subcutaneous well localized mass is rather atypical, one can be confused with common tumors, such as epidermal cyst, lipoma, and so on.