Description
This meticulously carved idol features Lord Balrama made in sacred Shaligram stone. Lord Balrama is featured in standing pose holding a mace in His right hand representing mental and physical strength. He holds the Balachita plough in His left hand while resting it on back of His neck representing fertility of land. He is decked in jewels and stands on a platform with lotus petal carving. The idol due to natural black colour looks truly divine and exotic. Lord Balrama is God of agriculture and personifies strength, knowledge and courage. He is the sibling of Lord Krishna and Subhadra, Who are divine triad of Jagganath tradition. Lord Balrama is ideally worshipped for power, knowledge, prosperity, strength and success in agriculture. Made in Shaligram, it helps dispel negative energies, remove Vastu shortcomings and provide protection. You may place the idol in your puja altar for auspiciousness and divine blessings.
Shaligram is a sacred stone which is collected from Gandaki Kali River in Nepal. The Shaligram idol does not need to undergo the ritual of Pranprathistha (life invoking ritual), as Shaligram is the representation of Lord Vishnu himself. It is collected from Gandaki Kali River in Nepal. Placing Shaligram at home bestows blessings in six realms of life which includes wealth, good health, worldly pleasures, spiritual progress, protection and righteous living. The worship of Shaligram focuses on six virtues of life which includes creation of wealth, good health, world and spiritual pleasures, spiritual progress, protection and righteous living. The regular worship includes an Abhishekum with pure water or Tulsi water and with panchamrti (combination of five substances which includes cow milk, curd, sugar, ghee and honey).
Height: 2.8 inches
Base Dimension: 2.5 (L) x 0.9 (W) inches
Weight: 141 gms
