19" Tirupati Balaji (Venkateshvara) with Kirtimukha Arch | Sandalwood Carved Statue

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19" Tirupati Balaji (Venkateshvara) with Kirtimukha Arch | Sandalwood Carved Statue

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Specifications

	DDE918
	Sandalwood Carved Statue
	Height: 19 inch
	Width: 13 inch
	Depth: 4 inch
	Weight 2.18 kg

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100% Handmade

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MADE IN INDIA.

An Auspicious Icon in Sandalwood

This exquisitely carved statue captures the divine presence of Lord Venkateswara, also known as Balaji, a revered manifestation of Vishnu. The use of sandalwood elevates this representation to a sacred art form, as sandalwood is prized for its fragrance and spiritual properties. The fine grain of the wood lends itself perfectly to intricate detailing, bringing the deity to life with remarkable precision. Devotees believe Lord Venkateswara embodies compassion and wish-fulfillment. His temple in Tirumala is one of the most visited and wealthiest pilgrimage sites in the world, where devotees flock to seek his blessings and offer their prayers. This statue serves as a tangible connection to that divine energy, bringing the blessings of Tirupati Balaji into your home or sacred space.

The Protective Arch of the Kirtimukha

The statue is framed by a Kirtimukha arch, an ornate surround with deep symbolism. The Kirtimukha, often translated as "face of glory", is a fearsome yet benevolent guardian figure found in Hindu temple architecture and iconography. Legend has it that Kirtimukha was a voracious demon who, when ordered by Shiva to consume himself, did so without hesitation, leaving only his face. Impressed by his obedience, Shiva declared that Kirtimukha would forever adorn the entrances of temples, protecting them from negative influences and reminding devotees of the power of devotion and self-sacrifice. The inclusion of Kirtimukha above Lord Venkateswara enhances the statue's protective aura.

The Art of Sandalwood Carving

Sandalwood carving is an ancient and revered art form in India, passed down through generations of skilled artisans. The dense, fragrant wood is highly prized, not only for its aroma and texture, but also for its spiritual significance. Carving sandalwood requires patience, precision, and a deep understanding of the material. The artisans skillfully coax intricate details from the wood, breathing life into the divine form. This statue is a testament to the artistry and dedication of these craftsmen.