Description

Panchalogam Bala Murugan Statue

Dimension

Height: 16cm
Length: 6 cm
width: 6 cm

Bala Murugan, also known as Balasubrahmanyan or Balasubramanian, is a divine form of Lord Murugan in Hinduism. “Bala” translates to “child” or “young” in Sanskrit, and thus Bala Murugan represents Lord Murugan in his youthful form. He is often depicted as a playful and charming child with divine attributes.

As the son of Lord Shiva and the brother of Lord Ganesha, Lord Murugan holds significant importance in Hindu mythology. He is considered the God of War, Victory, and Wisdom. Bala Murugan embodies the innocence, purity, and vitality associated with youth. Devotees believe that worshipping Bala Murugan can bring blessings of courage, intelligence, and success in endeavors.

Panchaloha (also spelled as Panchalogam) refers to an alloy composed of five metals: gold, silver, copper, zinc, and iron. It is commonly used in the creation of sacred Hindu idols, particularly in South India. Bala Murugan is a popular deity in Hinduism, representing Lord Murugan, who is considered the son of Lord Shiva and the brother of Lord Ganesha.

Panchalogam Bala Murugan Statue refers to a statue or idol of Lord Murugan, specifically crafted using the Panchaloha alloy. These idols are believed to have spiritual significance and are highly revered by devotees. The Panchaloha composition is considered auspicious and is believed to enhance the energy and divine qualities of the idol.

Devotees of Lord Murugan often worship Panchaloha Bala Murugan idols in temples and in their homes. The craftsmanship and creation of Panchaloha idols require skilled artisans who specialize in working with this particular alloy. The idols are typically adorned with intricate details and symbols associated with Lord Murugan’s attributes and stories.

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Slight color variations are possible due to difference in screen resolution and photograph lightings.