Lord Kartikeya (Subramanya / Murugan) And his Wives Devasena and Valli In Pure Copper 

Description

Product Name : Lord Kartikeya (Subramanya / Murugan) And his Wives Devasena and Valli In Pure Copper 

Combine Weight : 775 gms 

Dimension : 

Lord Kartikeya  : Height – 5 inches , Base : 1.5 inches 

Devasena and Valli : Height : 3.5 inches , Base : 1.25 inches 

Design :

Lord Kartikeya With his two Wives Devasena And Valli is artistically crafted in solid copper by skilled artisans of South India. Lord Murugan having four arms and adorning a majestic crown . His right hand raised in abhay mudra , the gesture of assurance of protection and left hand in varad mudra , the boon confering gesture . He has his powerfull weaopn – the Vel (spear) by his side which signifies a focused mind dedicated and directed towards goal . In his upper arm he holds a Tanka (chisel) , represents skill needed to manifest one’s essence and Trident representing clarity , knowledge and wisdom .  Goddess Devasena and Valli hold a lotus in her hands . 

Description : 

Lord Murugan is also known asKartikeya, Skanda, Kumara, Subrahmanya, Lord Murugan is worshipped for removing the three evils associated with soul, ego, bondage, non-action (impure action). Lord Kartikeya signies skillful action thus He is worshipped for blessings of courage, wisdom, harmony, security, intelligence and love. You may install the idol in your puja altar, living area, office area or near entrance for divine blessings.

According to the legend, Murugan is married to two deities. The first one is Valli (she was found in a pit, dug out while gathering the edible tubers of the valli-plant), the daughter of a tribal chief and the second one is Deivayanai (also called Devasena), the daughter of Lord Indra. The two wives of Lord Murugan, namely Valli and Devasena refer to Icchha Shakti and Kriya Shakti, meaning the Power of Will and Power of Action respectively.

Lord Kartikeya is an embodiment of perfection, a brave leader of god’s forces,and a war god, who was created to destroy the demons, representing thenegative tendencies in human beings. . His vehicle is a peacock, apious bird that grips with its feet a serpent, which symbolizes the ego and desires of people. The peacock represents the destroyer of harmful habits and the conqueror of sensual desires. The symbolism of Kartikeya thus points to theways and means of reaching perfection in life.