Celebrate divine presence with our Lord Guruvayurappan (Vishnu) sculpture, a harmonious creation through Madhuchista Vidhanam in Swamimalai's Panchaloha Bronze. This artwork beautifully portrays Vishnu in his Guruvayur form. The infant form of Lord Krishna, known as Guruvayurappan, is mostly revered in Kerala. He is the principal deity of the Keralan temple of Guruvayur. The god manifests as Lord Krishna in his baby form. In this statue with four arms, the god is standing and holding a conch, a chakra, a mace, and a lotus. This statue is beyond comprehension and carries one of the finest examples of bronze craftsmanship from the Southern corners of India.
Here, the Lord stands on a beautiful pedestal, revered with a lotus flower garland. The highlight of the art piece is the beautiful peacock feather crown that is an extension of the Kirat Mukuta. There is also a Siras Chakra to enhance the beauty of the Mukuta. The artist has put his heart and soul into the statue, which can be seen in the form of the beautifully carved pleats of the dhotiu of the Lord. Beyond its artistic allure, the sculpture embodies the Hindu philosophical concept of 'Divine Reverence,' symbolizing the worship and adoration of the supreme deity. The lost wax technique details Guruvayurappan's divine form, inviting you to connect with the reverence and devotion that transcends worldly boundaries.
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