Description
Lord Tirupati is the most revered deity of the Southern regions of India. Devotees believe that worshipping Lord Tirupati will give blessings, eliminate sins, and grant their requests. Devotees frequently tonsure their hair as a sacrifice to the deity at the Lord Tirupati Temple. This Tirupati Balaji Stylized Temple Frame Wall Hanging is a testament to exquisite craftsmanship. Here in this framed wooden wall hanging the first attraction is the magnificent Brass image of Lord Tirupati enclosed inside a Kirtimukha throne. His glorious depiction includes the regular iconography of Shankha and Chakra in his upper hands and the Varada and Kati haasta gestures in his lower hands. The second attraction is the wooden frame that is very elegantly carved in traditional floral patterns. There is a small bell hanging from the top of the frame. The wooden frame is painted dark brown, adding a sophisticated charm to the piece. Hung with reverence, this handmade marvel transcends mere decor, serves as a spiritual anchor and a visual ode to timeless traditions, and works as a conduit to be one with the almighty.
