Divine Realistic Venkateshwara Tirupathi Balaji Briskly Standing on Base, With Arch and Pair Pillar Colourful Wooden Sculpture 44"

Lord Balaji, also known as Venkateshwara, derives his name from the Venkata mountain in Andhra Pradesh, with "Ishwara" meaning lord. Lord Balaji is revered as one of the wealthiest deities, with his devotees generously donating significant wealth at the Tirumala Tirupati Temple.

According to various Puranas, Lord Balaji is considered a form of Lord Vishnu. This wooden sculpture of Lord Balaji, designed as a wall mount, depicts the deity standing in a graceful posture. He is shown holding the "Panchajanya," the divine conch, known as "Shankha" in Tamil. The sound of the conch is believed to dispel negativity, promote positive vibrations, and enhance focus and performance.

In his other hand, Lord Balaji holds the powerful "Sudharsana Chakra," a wheel-shaped weapon. "Su" means good or divine, and "Dharsana" means vision—together signifying the divine intent of the soul and the pursuit of righteousness. The Sudharsana Chakra is said to have the power to destroy Vishnu's fiercest enemies, symbolizing protection and divine justice.

This exquisitely crafted sculpture is framed by a stunning arch design, adding elegance and grandeur to its appearance. The base features a carving of Shri Mahalakshmi, the consort of Lord Balaji, along with the "Chanku Nama Chara" (conch-shaped design) and intricate floral patterns on the pillars. The handmade arch is beautifully adorned with Kirthi Mukh (symbol of divine protection) and incorporates the motifs of the conch and wheel. The fine colored finish enhances the beauty of this auspicious sculpture.

This decorative showpiece is ideal for your home, office, or pooja room entrance. It is believed to bring abundant wealth, prosperity, and positive energy to your space, making it a perfect addition to any sacred or living space.

Maintenance: Gently dust with a dry cotton cloth and keep out of direct sunlight.