6" Copper Standing Lord Narasimha Idol with Goddess Lakshmi

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A Tale of Divine Protection and Prosperity

In Hindu mythology, the universe faces periods of great turmoil when evil threatens to overcome good. It is during these times that Lord Vishnu, the preserver, incarnates in various forms to restore balance and dharma. Among his most powerful and awe-inspiring avatars is Narasimha, the Man-Lion. This striking form emerged when the demon king Hiranyakashipu, granted a boon making him virtually invincible, wreaked havoc upon the world. The boon stated that Hiranyakashipu could not be killed by man or beast, neither indoors nor outdoors, neither during the day nor at night, neither on earth nor in the sky, and no weapon could kill him. Hiranyakashipu, drunk with power, persecuted his own son, Prahlad, for his unwavering devotion to Vishnu. The legend culminates when Vishnu, responding to Prahlad's desperate pleas, bursts forth from a pillar as Narasimha – neither man nor beast, appearing at twilight (neither day nor night), at the threshold (neither indoors nor outdoors), placing the demon on his lap (neither earth nor sky), and disemboweling him with his nails (not a weapon). This copper statue captures the moment when that destructive force is subdued by Lakshmi's presence. It illustrates not only the power of divine protection but also the essential balance needed to keep the world at peace.

Sculptural Details

This exquisite copper statue depicts Lord Narasimha standing with Goddess Lakshmi. The fierce Narasimha, half-man and half-lion, embraces Lakshmi with a tender gesture, demonstrating the harmony between power and compassion. Goddess Lakshmi, the bestower of fortune, stands gracefully beside him. The contrast is striking – the raw, untamed power of the deity combined with the benevolent and tranquil presence of the Goddess. The sculpture is a representation of how strength is often subdued with love. A figure, possibly Prahlad, sits in prayerful adoration at their feet, symbolizing unwavering devotion and the reward for righteous faith. An ornately carved arch frames the divine couple, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal. Intricate details cover the statue, from Narasimha’s fearsome mane and sharp claws to the delicate folds of Lakshmi’s garments. The copper material gives the piece a rich, warm tone that accentuates the artistic nuances.

Significance in the Home

Placing this statue in your home is more than just an aesthetic choice; it is an invocation of divine protection and prosperity. Narasimha represents courage, strength, and the triumph of good over evil. Lakshmi symbolizes wealth, abundance, and auspiciousness. Together, they create a powerful and harmonious energy field, promoting well-being and safeguarding your space. This beautifully crafted copper statue will serve as a powerful reminder of the divine forces that protect and nurture us. It serves as an enduring reminder of the virtues of courage, devotion, and the eternal struggle between good and evil.

Dimensions:

6.7 x 3.2 x 2.5 inches.