Easy Handling Light Weight Wooden Standing Tirupathi Balaji on Base Hooks Fixed Home and Wall Decoration Wall Mount 14.5"

Lord Balaji, also known as Venkateshwara, derives his name from Venkata, which refers to a mountain in Andhra Pradesh, while "Ishwara" means lord. Balaji is considered one of the wealthiest deities, with devotees generously donating significant sums to the Tirumala Tirupati Temple.

Many Puranas depict him as an incarnation of Vishnu. This wooden wall-mounted sculpture of Lord Balaji features intricate carvings. The "Panchajanya," derived from the Sanskrit word for "conch" and referred to as "Shankha" in Tamil, is a symbol associated with Mahavishnu, who holds the conch in his hand. The sound of the conch is believed to dispel negativity, promote positive vibrations, and enhance focus and performance.

Another significant element is the Sudharsana Chakra, a powerful circular weapon of Mahavishnu. The term "Su" signifies good or divine, while "Dharsana" refers to vision, symbolizing the right intent of the soul and its fulfillment. The chakra is known for its ability to vanquish Vishnu's fiercest enemies.

The design of this sculpture is stunning, and the fine wax brown finish enhances its visual appeal. This panel is an excellent addition to your home, office, or pooja room entrance, and it is believed to bring unlimited wealth and prosperity to your space.

Usage: The statue comes with provisions for wall mounting.

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