Stunning Decorative Floral Design Lord Tirupathi Shri Balaji Carved With Standing Hamsa Bird Arch and Pillar Design Wooden Wall Panel 47"

Lord Balaji, also known as Venkateshwara, derives his name from the mountain Venkata in Andhra Pradesh, with "Ishwara" meaning "Lord." Lord Balaji is renowned for his immense wealth, and devotees contribute substantial donations to the Tirumala Tirupati Temple.

According to various Puranas, Lord Balaji is considered an incarnation of Vishnu. The term "Panchajanya" refers to the conch held by Mahavishnu, known in Tamil as "Shankha." The sound of this conch is believed to dispel negativity, enhance positive vibrations, and improve focus and performance. Another powerful symbol associated with Mahavishnu is the Sudarshana Chakra, where "Su" signifies good or divine and "Darshana" means vision.

This decorative wall panel features an elegant petal arch design and showcases two beautiful Hamsa Birds at either Balaji left and right, symbolizing the right intent of the soul and the fulfillment of one's aspirations. The panel also represents the destruction of Vishnu's formidable enemies.

The fine wax brown finish of this panel adds a refined touch, making it a suitable addition to 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.