Graceful God Balaji Prabhavali Design Light Weight Standing Handcrafted Wooden Wax Brown Sculpture 17"

Lord Balaji, also known as Venkateshwara, derives his name from "Venkata," which refers to a mountain in Andhra Pradesh, and "Ishwara," meaning lord. As one of the wealthiest deities, Balaji receives substantial donations from devotees at the Tirumala Tirupati Temple.

Many Puranas describe him as a form of Vishnu. This wooden sculpture of Lord Balaji, intricately carved as a standing figure, features the "Panchajanya," which is the Sanskrit term for "conch" and "Shankha" in Tamil. The conch, held by Mahavishnu, is believed to dispel negativity, enhance positive vibrations, and improve focus and performance. Additionally, the sculpture includes the powerful "Sudharsana Chakra," a wheel-shaped weapon representing divine vision and righteousness. The Sudharsana Chakra is known for vanquishing Vishnu's formidable enemies.

The sculpture's refined wax brown finish adds to its elegance, making it an ideal decorative piece for your home, office, or pooja room entrance. It is believed to bring unlimited wealth and prosperity to your space.

Maintenance: Gently dust with a dry cotton cloth and keep away from direct sunlight.

Usage: The item comes with provisions for wall mounting.