The Supreme Sovereign

Behold this stunning brass rendition of the Goddess Rajarajeshvari, also revered as Tripura Sundari, an embodiment of supreme sovereignty and captivating beauty. This substantial statue, standing at nearly 20 inches in height, captures the Goddess in regal splendor, her presence commanding respect and radiating divine grace. Crafted from high-quality brass, the statue showcases a remarkable level of detail, from the intricate adornments gracing her form to the elaborate throne upon which she sits.

The Allure of Tripura Sundari

Tripura Sundari, whose name translates to “She Who is Beautiful in the Three Worlds," is one of the ten Mahavidyas, the wisdom goddesses in Hinduism. She represents the transcendent beauty and power of the divine feminine. Legend holds that she resides in the Sri Chakra, a complex geometric diagram considered to be the most powerful and complete Yantra, symbolizing the cosmos and the human body. Worshipping Tripura Sundari through the Sri Chakra is believed to bring material and spiritual prosperity, fulfilling desires and liberating the devotee from the cycle of rebirth. Devotees seek her blessings for beauty, harmony, love, and the realization of their deepest aspirations.

Seated in Majesty

The Goddess is depicted seated gracefully on a Kirtimukha throne. Kirtimukha, meaning "Face of Glory," is a fearsome, lion-like face that often appears above doorways and arches in Hindu temple architecture. It is a powerful symbol that wards off evil and negative energies, protecting the sacred space. The presence of the Kirtimukha on the throne signifies Rajarajeshvari’s supreme authority and dominion over all realms. This impressive brass artwork shows her seated on a lotus pedestal over the throne. Notice the fine details of the throne, including smaller lions flanking it, the intricate carvings, and the floral patterns.

Divine Attributes

Rajarajeshvari is traditionally depicted with four arms, each wielding implements symbolic of her power and grace. She holds a noose (pasha), a goad (ankusha), a bow, and an arrow, each signifying a different aspect of her divine nature. The noose represents attachment and the ability to bind devotees to her divine will. The goad signifies control and the power to direct the energies of the universe. The bow and arrow represent the mind and the power of intention, symbolizing her ability to manifest desires and grant boons. The artist has meticulously replicated the implements, ensuring that these sacred symbols are accurately represented, thus enhancing the statue's spiritual significance. This statue is an invitation to bring the auspicious presence of the Goddess Rajarajeshvari into your home or sacred space. Allow her blessings to fill your life with beauty, abundance, and spiritual fulfillment.

Dimensions:

19.7 x 10.0 x 8.5 inches

Material:

Brass