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Unique handmade panchaloha icon of shree balamuri ganapati. Seated in the lalitāsana, śrī gaṇeśa has his trunk curled towards his right (balamuri) supporting a pūrṇakumbha (~ the pot of abundance) and bears danta (~ tusk), ankusha (~ goad), pāśa (~ noose), modaka (~ pudding) in his arms.
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Exclusive handmade panchaloha icon of jagadguru shree madhvacharya. The icon is approximately 3.75 inches or 9.45 cms in height and is ideal for both home and temple worship. Śrī madhvācārya with a serene and benedictory countenance is seated in the padmāsana bearing the jgñāna (~ wisdom) mudra and grantha (~ scripture) in the right and left arms respectively, while the yati danda is placed in the peetha.
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Unique handmade panchaloha icon of shree lakshmi narasimha about 6 inches or 15 cms in height. Seated in the vīrāsana with śrī lakṣmī on the left, caturbhuja (~ four-armed) śrī narasimha bears the chakra & shankha in the upper right & left hands, abhaya mudra in the lower right hand while embracing śrī mahālakṣmī with his lower left arm.
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Authentic dashanga dhoopa is a powerful composition that can enhance your Vaidika worship rituals and help you connect with the divine on a deeper level. If you are looking to enhance your Vaidika worship practice or attain deeper states of meditation, consider incorporating Adhvara’s 100% natural Udupi Śrī Dashanga Dhoopa into your daily rituals. This authentic product, based on vaidika principles, offers a natural and chemical-free way to elevate your spiritual experience. Try Adhvara’s Udupi Śrī Dashanga Dhoopa into your daily rituals and feel the magical spiritual benefits for yourself.
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Magnificent handmade panchaloha icon of shree lakshmi narayana about 5.2 inches (~13 cms) in height suitable for home or temple worship. Seated in the vīrāsana with śrī lakṣmī on the left, caturbhuja (~ four-armed) śrī nārāyaṇa bears the chakra & shankha in the upper right & left hands, abhaya mudra in the lower right hand while embracing śrī mahālakṣmī with his lower left arm.
