Balaji Brass Black And Gold 47 In

Iconography & Symbolism

• The idol is crafted from black stone and stands around 8 ft tall, adorned with gold and jewels—symbolizing the depth of divine grace and devotion of the worshippers
• In iconographic terms, the upper hands hold Sudarshana Chakra (discus) and Panchajanya (conch), representing divine justice and cosmic sound. The lower hands are in Varada (blessing) and Katyavalambita poses (resting by His side with utmost grace)
• The forehead tilak, a Vaishnavite Namam, is shaped like a “V/U” with a central dropping bindu—symbolizing the nurturing field in which life force is held and sustained, reminding devotees of creation and divine responsibility

Cosmic Role & Spiritual Promise

• As “Kaliyuga Varada”, Lord Venkateswara is revered as the supreme grantor of blessings in this age—offering protection, spiritual upliftment, and fulfillment to seekers
• He embodies compassion, hope, and the promise of salvation, standing as the spiritual epicenter for countless devotees. In Tamil literature and Vaishnavite traditions, He is celebrated as the soul of humanity

Care Instructions:

Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or water to maintain the shine and polish.