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4" Small Standing Lord Varaha and Devi Lakshmi Copper Statue

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Sri Varah, Vishnu's incarnation as a boar who carried the goddess Earth from the depths of the ocean, to reinstate balance in the cosmos, is revered in Hinduism as the supreme king, embodying the virtues of a sovereign, protecting and nurturing the earth. His wife, goddess Lakshmi is the abode of earthly and spiritual piousness and wealth.


Together, the great god and goddess are worshipped as the pinnacle of worldly and metaphysical achievements. In this small copper statue, Lakshmi-Varaha stands on a pedestal they share, with Sri Varaha standing on the hood of Adi Shesha and Devi Lakshmi placed on her Kamalasana (lotus seat).


The pose of Lord Varaha is dynamic and powerful, reminding one of the majestic sculptures of Varaha in ancient Hindu shrines, while goddess Lakshmi appears as the perfection of womanhood and fortune qualities, adorned beautifully and accompanying the cosmic activities of her Lord.

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Specifications
DDG169
Copper Statue
Height: 4.6 inch
Width: 3.7 inch
Depth: 2.2 inch
Weight 622 gm
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A Divine Union in Copper

Behold this meticulously crafted copper statue depicting Lord Varaha alongside Devi Lakshmi, a powerful representation of divine protection and prosperity. Standing at approximately 4.6 inches in height, this intricate piece captures the essence of their union in a compact and resonant form, ideal for personal shrines, meditation spaces, or as a cherished addition to any collection of sacred art. The statue's warm copper hue lends it a timeless quality, inviting contemplation and connection with the deeper spiritual realms.

The Boar Avatar and the Earth's Savior

Varaha, the boar-headed avatar of Lord Vishnu, embodies strength, determination, and the unwavering power of rescue. According to ancient Hindu scriptures, the earth, personified as the goddess Bhudevi, was once plunged into the cosmic ocean by the demon Hiranyaksha. Vishnu, taking the form of Varaha, dove into the depths, battled the demon, and triumphantly raised Bhudevi back to her rightful place, restoring balance to the universe. This act is a testament to Varaha's role as a protector and restorer, representing the triumph of good over evil and the preservation of dharma. The base of this statue shows Lord Varaha with his foot above the defeated demon Hiranyaksha, portrayed in the form of a cobra.

Lakshmi: Goddess of Fortune and Beauty

Standing gracefully beside Varaha is Devi Lakshmi, the embodiment of beauty, wealth, prosperity, and good fortune. As Vishnu's consort, Lakshmi represents the feminine principle of abundance and auspiciousness. Her presence alongside Varaha signifies the harmonious balance between divine power and material well-being. Lakshmi is often depicted adorned in rich garments and jewels, bestowing blessings of wealth and prosperity upon her devotees. In this representation, she stands serene, offering a gentle counterpoint to Varaha's powerful form, exemplifying the interconnectedness of spiritual and material realms.

A Sacred Artefact

This detailed copper rendering beautifully portrays Varaha with four arms, holding his mace, sankha, and chakra. Lord Varaha's head bears the features of a mighty boar, representing his swift and decisive actions in rescuing the earth. Each detail, from the intricate carvings on their garments to the serene expression on Lakshmi's face, reflects the skill and devotion of the artisans who brought this sacred image to life. This carefully crafted statue serves as a reminder of the divine power within us all, capable of overcoming challenges and manifesting abundance in our lives. It is more than just a statue; it is a symbol of hope, restoration, and the enduring power of divine love.
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