Invite divine grace and eternal blessings into your home with this exquisite 14-inch statue of Lord Balaji (Sri Venkateswara), the merciful preserver of the universe in the Kali Yuga. This statue masterfully captures the iconic form of the Lord, revered as the wish-fulfilling deity of the Seven Hills of Tirumala.
The Lord is depicted standing in a majestic samabhanga (straight, evenly balanced) posture, symbolizing unwavering stability and divine poise. He rests upon a beautifully crafted double-lotus pedestal (padmasana), a profound symbol of purity, detachment, and the emergence of divine beauty from the material world.
The intricate details include His celestial ornaments, the distinctive Vaishnava namam (mark) on His forehead, and the holding of the Shankha (conch, symbol of cosmic sound) and Chakra (discus, symbol of divine power) in His upper hands.His lower hands are extended in the Varada Mudra (boon-giving gesture) and the Kati Mudra (hand resting on the thigh, symbolizing a protective refuge for devotees).
This Balaji statue serves as a powerful focal point for puja (worship), meditation, and spiritual reflection, bestowing the blessings of prosperity, protection, and liberation upon the devotee.
Key Features & Details (Bullet Points)
Deity: Lord Balaji (Sri Venkateswara / Tirupati Balaji), an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
Dimensions: Approximately 14 inches (Height). * (Suggest confirming exact WxDxH)*
Posture & Base: Standing majestically on a traditional Double Lotus (Padma) Base and a round pedestal.
Symbolism of the Lotus: Represents purity, spiritual ascension, and detachment, as the lotus remains untouched by the muddy waters it grows in.
Iconography (The Four Arms):
Upper Right: Chakra (Discus - power, destruction of evil).
Upper Left: Shankha (Conch - primal sound of creation).
Lower Right: Varada Mudra (Gesture of bestowing boons and blessings).
Lower Left: Kati Mudra (Hand on thigh - refuge and protection for devotees).
