As her name signifies, Mariamman (Mari-rain, Amman-mother), is the supreme revered aspect of the goddess in Southern India, evoked by devotees as the bringer of rains and a powerful protectress. Devi Mariamman in this brass statue sits in the regal Lalitasana, in her four-armed form, carrying a trident, damru, and sword as attributes that associate her with warring Hindu goddesses such as Durga and Kali.
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