Brass Shankh Chakranamah with Balaji Statue 4.8 Inch
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Description
Brass Shankh Chakranamah Balaji Statue 4.8 Inch – Venkateswara with Prabhavali
This substantial brass statue depicts Lord Venkateswara, also known as Balaji or Srinivasa, with the Shankh and Chakra emblems beneath an integrated ornamental Prabhavali arch. Created through traditional lost-wax casting, its 730-gram build and antique-polished finish give the composition a commanding presence for a dedicated home temple or devotional display.
Product Specifications
- Deity: Lord Venkateswara, Balaji or Srinivasa
- Material: Brass
- Height: 4.8 inches
- Length: 4 inches
- Breadth: 2 inches
- Weight: Approximately 730 grams
- Iconography: Shankh and Chakra emblems
- Frame: Integrated ornamental Prabhavali arch
- Craft: Traditional lost-wax casting
- Finish: Antique brass polish
- SKU: CHK-BR-4P8-005
Spiritual Significance
Lord Venkateswara is the presiding deity of the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple and a major form of Vishnu in South Indian Vaishnavite tradition. The Shankh and Chakra are recognised Vishnu emblems, while the Prabhavali is a traditional framing element in South Indian temple sculpture. This composition is suitable for daily worship and festival arrangements without promising prosperity, protection, grace, or other guaranteed outcomes.
Why Choose This?
- Larger Balaji composition with Shankh, Chakra, and an integrated Prabhavali
- Substantial 730-gram brass construction for a prominent altar presence
- Traditional lost-wax casting with layered ornamental detail
- Clearly larger and more elaborate than the 3.5-inch Balaji version
Vastu & Placement Guidelines
Place the statue on a strong, stable, level altar or shelf with the full base supported. Leave clearance around the Prabhavali and emblems so they do not catch on cloth, garlands, or nearby objects. Keep it away from shelf edges, vibration, moisture, children, and pets. Lift the 730-gram statue with two hands from the base and solid lower body, never by the arch, Shankh, Chakra, or ornamental details. Maintain safe separation from diya flames, heat, oil, soot, and incense ash.
Perfect Gift For
- Venkateswara, Balaji, Srinivasa, and Vishnu devotees
- Vaikunta Ekadasi and Brahmotsavam observances
- Housewarmings, weddings, and professional milestones
- Dedicated home temples and South Indian brass-art collections
Care & Maintenance
Dust gently with a soft, dry cotton cloth and use a fine soft brush around the Prabhavali, Shankh, Chakra, ornaments, and recesses. Avoid harsh chemicals, acidic household mixtures, abrasive scrubbers, and aggressive polishing that may alter the antique finish. For abhishekam, use modest quantities of ritual liquids, remove residue promptly, and dry every recess, arch edge, base groove, and the underside thoroughly. Brass may naturally develop patina over time.
Why Buy From Pooja Articles?
- Curated selection of brass Balaji and South Indian Vaishnavite idols
- Clear dimensions, approximate weight, iconography, placement, and care information
- Traditional Indian artisan-style brassware supplied from Madurai
- Suitable for worship, devotional display, festivals, and gifting
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