Embrace the divine unity with our Lord Subramanya sculpture, accompanied by consorts Devasena and Valli, a harmonious creation through Madhuchista Vidhanam in Swamimalai's Panchaloha Bronze. This artwork beautifully portrays the warrior deity with his consorts. Beyond its artistic allure, the sculpture embodies the Hindu philosophical concept of 'Conjugal Bliss,' symbolizing the harmonious balance in cosmic relationships. According to a belief, Amuda Valli and Sundara Valli emerged from Lord Vishnu's two eyes. They subsequently undertook great penance to marry Muruga or Lord Subramanya. Lord Vishnu acknowledged their penance.
Amuda Valli was born as Devasena in heaven and adopted by Indra. Sundara Valli was born as Valli to a tribal chieftain on Earth. Both of them got married to Lord Muruga, and the trio became a symbol of marital harmony. Devasena sits on Muruga's left and bestows celestial happiness on followers. Valli sits on the right and bestows serenity and wealth on devotees. In this statue, Lord Subramanya is seen with a serpent and a peacock, known as his vehicle.
The serpent symbolizes Lord Shivas' blessings upon him. The consorts hold a lotus, symbolizing their patronage overgrowth and fertility. The lost-wax technique intricately details the divine family, inviting you to connect with the divine energy that radiates love and unity.
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