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3" Small Copper Swami Nammazhwar | Handmade

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Seated on a platform, with an introspective smile on his round face, this copper murti belongs to the great Alvar (Vaishnava) saint, Swami Nammazhwar. He is credited with the origin of Tamil Vedas and revered as the commander of Lord Vishnu’s army and the creator of several awe-striking texts in Tamil.


On your left is a finely shaped copper statue of Swami Nammazhwar, his hair in a top knot, a typical attribute of ascetics, with his earrings dangling on his round shoulders. His left hand is placed in his lap, signifying meditation, while his right-hand forms the Vitarka mudra, a gesture related to the diffusion of knowledge. Saint Nammazhwar is honored among the Vaishnavas who believe that his followers are granted easy access to the home of Sri Vishnu. 

Specifications
ZEQ657
Copper
Height: 3 inch
Width: 2 inch
Depth: 2 inch
Weight 320 gm
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Fully Insured
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100% Handmade
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MADE IN INDIA.

Embrace Divine Wisdom and Devotion

Invite the serene presence of Nammazhwar into your sacred space with this exquisite small copper statue. Handcrafted with meticulous care, this piece captures the essence of one of the most revered mystics and poets of the Sri Vaishnava tradition. Nammazhwar, meaning "Our Alwar," is celebrated for his profound devotion to Lord Vishnu and his powerful lyrical verses, the "Tiruvaymoli." These sacred compositions are considered the essence of Vedanta and are chanted by devotees to attain spiritual enlightenment and divine grace. The statue depicts Nammazhwar in a seated meditative posture, his right hand raised in a gesture of blessing and reassurance, a sign that he is bestowing knowledge and dispelling fear. His serene expression and the gentle flow of his robes speak of inner peace and profound spiritual connection. The rich patina of the copper lends an aura of timeless sanctity, making this a piece that will deepen in beauty and significance over time.

A Legacy of Spiritual Poetry

Nammazhwar lived in the 8th century in Alwarthirunagari, a town in Tamil Nadu, India. Legends say that as a child, he refused to drink his mother's milk until he was given spiritual knowledge. He meditated under a tamarind tree for sixteen years, and in this deep trance, he was granted divine visions of Lord Vishnu. It was during this period that he composed his four major works, collectively known as the "Naalayira Divya Prabandham" or "Four Thousand Sacred Hymns." His poetry is not merely devotional but also philosophical, delving into the nature of the soul, the divine, and the path to liberation. He is often depicted with a parrot, symbolizing the transmission of divine wisdom. This statue, though small, embodies the immensity of his spiritual contribution and the devotion he inspired.

Artistry and Symbolism

This charming copper statue is more than just a decorative item; it is a conduit to spiritual reflection. The choice of copper for its creation is significant. In many ancient traditions, copper is believed to possess purifying properties and is associated with divine energy. The detailed craftsmanship, from the intricate patterns on the pedestal to the subtle modelling of Nammazhwar's features, reflects the skill of the artisan and their deep respect for the divine subject. Placing this statue on your altar, desk, or in a quiet corner of your home can serve as a constant reminder of the importance of devotion, wisdom, and inner peace. It makes a thoughtful gift for anyone seeking to deepen their spiritual practice or to honor the rich heritage of Indian mysticism. Let the silent contemplation of this Nammazhwar statue inspire your journey towards higher consciousness.
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