8" Standing Tirupati Balaji with Kirtimukha Arch

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8" Standing Tirupati Balaji with Kirtimukha Arch

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	WSA542
	STONE STATUE FROM SOUTH INDIA (MAHABALIPURAM)
	Height: 8 inch
	Width: 5 inch
	Depth: 3 inch
	Weight 2 kg

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Embodiment of Divine Grace

Behold a masterpiece of devotion, a striking stone statue that captures the divine essence of Lord Venkateswara, revered as Tirupati Balaji. This exquisite representation, originating from the renowned stone carving traditions of Mahabalipuram in South India, radiates a profound sense of spiritual power and aesthetic beauty. The Lord stands regally, poised in a posture that signifies both benevolent presence and unwavering strength. Crafted from deep, rich stone, this sculpture is more than just an idol; it is a vessel of blessings and a testament to centuries of artistic heritage. The intricate details are a marvel to behold. Adorned with a majestic crown, symbolizing his supreme authority, Tirupati Balaji is bedecked in elaborate necklaces and garlands, each detail meticulously carved to reflect the opulence of the divine. His serene countenance, often described as a form of cosmic bliss, invites contemplation and devotion. ––––––––––

Symbolism and the Kirtimukha Arch

The accompanying Kirtimukha arch is a significant element, rich in symbolism. The Kirtimukha, often translated as "Face of Glory," is a divine entity in Hindu iconography, depicted as a fearsome, devourer-like face, often with a crown of flames. It is believed to ward off evil and negative energies, acting as a protective guardian. In this context, it frames Lord Balaji, signifying his ultimate triumph over darkness and his role as the protector of the universe. The intricate carvings on the arch itself, with their patterns and motifs, further enhance the sacred aura of the deity, reminiscent of the ornate Gopurams (temple towers) that welcome devotees into sacred spaces. ––––––––––

A Legacy of Devotion from South India

The art of stone carving in Mahabalipuram boasts a legacy dating back to the Pallava dynasty. These artisans have perfected the art of transforming raw stone into forms that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also imbued with deep spiritual significance. This statue is a direct continuation of that revered tradition. The specific posture of Lord Balaji, with his hands often depicted in blessings or holding divine attributes, is a visual narrative of his grace and his promises to his devotees. It is said that he is the embodiment of Kali Yuga's grace, offering solace and fulfillment to those who seek him with pure hearts. Having such a divine representation in your home is believed to usher in prosperity, well-being, and spiritual upliftment. This piece serves as a powerful focal point for prayer, meditation, and as an heirloom to pass down through generations, carrying with it the blessings of Tirupati Balaji.

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