Experience the protective and nurturing energy with our Goddess Mariamman sculpture, a powerful creation through Madhuchista Vidhanam in Swamimalai's Panchaloha Bronze. This artwork beautifully portrays the South Indian Devi, symbolizing the Hindu philosophical concept of 'Divine Motherhood.' The lost-wax technique details Mariamman's fierce yet compassionate form, signifying the goddess's ability to protect and nurture her devotees. In Tamil, Mari means 'rain,' while Amman means ' mother goddess.' As a result, the Mother Goddess of Rain was the peasants' first and most revered divinity. The fertility gift of the Goddess of Rain covered human fecundity as well. Even today, pregnant ladies offer glass bangles to Mariamman as a prayer for a healthy childbirth.
The spread of sickness was another daily concern for these ancient people. People worshipped the Goddess to avoid diseases such as smallpox, chickenpox, and measles (known as Ammai in Tamil). In this statue, the Goddess is seen in the most benevolent form, holding a Trishul, a damru, a medicine bowl, and a sword in her four hands. Her statue sits on a lotus pedestal secured under a Kirtimukha aureole. By placing this statue at home, you Invite the potent energy of Goddess Mariamman into your space, fostering a sense of divine protection and maternal care.
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