Lord Vishnu is worshipped in many forms, each form drawing its attributes from the various aspects of Vishnu. Sri Satyanarayan is one the most popular among all the rupas, or the forms, of Lord Vishnu.
He is worshipped throughout the year in India. The reference of Sri Satyanarayan Puja, the entire ritual, can be found in Skanda Purana.
This puja is a narration of the material and spiritual blessings that are considered a result of worshiping Shri Satyanayan bhagwan: wealth, education, prosperity, offsprings, relief from troubles, sickness and success in business.
In this 77” super large idol of Satyanarayan bhagwan, the god of truth is represented beautifully as he ponders over his eternal blessings for his beloved humankind. This superior bronze idol is crafted by authentic, traditional artisans of Swamimalai using the ancient lost-wax technique. Shri Satyanarayan Bhagwan is shown standing upon a lotus pedestal.
This is a full, four-armed manifestation of God Vishnu. Bhagwan holds his Sudarshan Chakra, the divine discus, and Panchajanya, the conch, in his right and left hands respectively. He is wielding his old favourite, the Kaumodki mace, with right hand. The mace-wielding hand rests over the pedestal. Lord is holding a lotus in his left hand.
Kaustubha, a jewel, and Vaijayantimala, a garland of wild flowers, make up his ornaments. He dons a finely sculpted crown of jewels, studded with three peacock feathers. The five-hooded serpent, Sheshanaga, covers the icon of the lord from above and behind.
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