4" Copper Small Narasimha Idol Seated on Sheshnag with Devi Lakshmi

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Name: 4" Copper Small Narasimha Idol Seated on Sheshnag with Devi Lakshmi
Brand: Exotic India
SKU: MIU867
Price: 125.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$144

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Enthroned on a two-tiered pedestal of the coils of Adi-Shesha, and an inverted lotus, Sri Narasimha in this copper icon appears in his blissful aspect as “Lakshmi-Narasimha”, where he along with Sri Lakshmi is the symbol of the union of Purusha and Prakriti, which causes a divine balance in the universe.

Lord Narasimha is exquisitely adorned and endearingly carries Devi Lakshmi on his lap, whose presence with the majestic man-lion form of Sri Vishnu is considered the most auspicious roopa to be revered, by the devotees of Narasimha.

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	MIU867
	Copper Statue
	Height: 5 inch
	Width: 2.2 inch
	Depth: 2 inch
	Weight 580 gm

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The Divine Protector: Narasimha and Prahlad

This exquisite copper idol captures a pivotal moment from Hindu mythology, illustrating the divine intervention of Lord Vishnu in his ferocious Narasimha avatar. The sculpture depicts the man-lion deity seated, a formidable presence with the head of a lion and the body of a human, poised protectively. His fierce gaze and sharp claws symbolize his unwavering power to destroy evil and uphold dharma. The rich patina of the copper lends an aura of antiquity and sacredness, making this piece a captivating centerpiece for any devotional space or a cherished addition to a collection of religious art.

A Divine Embrace: The Story of Prahlad

Clutched securely in Narasimha's arms is the young Prahlad, the devout son of the demon king Hiranyakashipu. The story of Prahlad is a testament to the triumph of unwavering faith over seemingly insurmountable tyranny. Hiranyakashipu, arrogant and believing himself invincible, demanded that his subjects worship him. However, Prahlad's devotion remained solely for Lord Vishnu, earning him the wrath of his father. Despite brutal attempts to quell his faith, Prahlad's devotion only deepened. Ultimately, Lord Vishnu manifested as Narasimha, emerging from a pillar to slay the demon king and save his devoted follower, thus reinforcing the principle that divine protection is always available to those who are steadfast in their faith. The innocent form of Prahlad, held so tenderly, contrasts starkly with the fearsome visage of Narasimha, highlighting the duality of divine power – immense strength for destruction of evil, and profound compassion for the virtuous.

The Cosmic Serpent: Sheshnag's Presence

Crowning the scene is the majestic Sheshnag, the king of all nagas, or serpent deities. His multiple hoods fan out protectively over Narasimha, symbolizing the divine support and cosmic energy that surrounds and sustains the Lord. In Hindu cosmology, Sheshnag is often depicted as the couch upon which Lord Vishnu rests, adrift in the cosmic ocean, signifying eternity and the primordial essence of creation. His presence here not only elevates Narasimha's divine status but also underscores the interconnectedness of the divine cosmic order. The detailed rendering of each serpent head, with their distinct features, adds to the intricate beauty and spiritual significance of this copper masterpiece. This depiction invokes the pervasive and omnipresent nature of the divine, a force that is both fierce in its protection and serene in its eternal rest.

Craftsmanship and Devotion

Each curve and contour of this statue speaks to the skill of the artisan. Fashioned from copper, a metal revered for its conductivity and purity in religious practices, this idol is designed to be a focal point for meditation and prayer. The process of creating such a piece involves not only technical mastery but also a deep understanding and reverence for the spiritual narratives it represents. This copper statue is more than an object of art; it is a conduit to the divine, a reminder of the eternal struggle between good and evil, and a symbol of the unwavering grace that awaits the faithful. Its compact size makes it ideal for personal altars, desks, or any space where one seeks a touch of sacred beauty and spiritual reassurance.