Andal Kireedam - 6.5 X 6 Inches | Crown/ Multicolour Stone Kiridam/ Mukut For Deity Decor

• Adorn Your Deity with the Sacred Andal Crown – A Symbol of Divine Love and Eternal Devotion!
• The Andal Crown, also known as a God mukut, encrusted with shimmering stones and intricate detailing, is more than just an ornament—it is a sacred representation of devotion, purity, and divine royalty.
• This beautiful kiritam is inspired by Goddess Andal, one of the greatest poet-saints and ardent devotees of Lord Ranganatha (Vishnu). The God mukut embodies the spirit of unwavering faith and spiritual love, making it a cherished god crown for any devotee.

Who is Goddess Andal?
Goddess Andal (also known as Kodhai or Goda Devi) is revered as the only female Alvar saint of Tamil Nadu, known for her deep love and devotion to Lord Vishnu. Born in Srivilliputhur, she composed the Thiruppavai, a collection of 30 devotional hymns dedicated to the Lord, expressing her desire to unite with him in divine marriage. From a young age, Andal adorned herself with the garlands meant for the deity in the temple, believing she was already married to Lord Vishnu. Miraculously, Lord Vishnu accepted these garlands, blessing her devotion, and later, she was spiritually wedded to Him at Srirangam, merging with the divine.

Why is the Andal Crown Significant?
• The kireetam symbolizes Andal’s unwavering devotion, as she saw herself as the divine consort of Vishnu.
• This god crown represents the victory of love, faith, and surrender to the supreme deity.
• The God mukut signifies royalty and purity, reminding devotees of their spiritual aspirations and connection to the divine.
• Placing the Andal-style kiritam on a deity idol is believed to invoke divine grace, prosperity, and bliss into one’s life.
• Decorated with glittering stones, this god crown adds an aura of grace and spiritual charm to the deity.
• Placing the Andal God mukut on a deity signifies surrender, love, and divine connection.
• Whether for daily puja, temple rituals, or festival celebrations, this kireetam enhances the spiritual energy of your space.
• Adorn your deity with this kiritam during festivals, temple ceremonies, or personal prayers to invite blessings and divine grace.
• Wearing a god crown is a mark of royalty and divine grace, drawing spiritual energy into your home or temple.
• Just as Andal surrendered to Lord Vishnu, adorning the deity with this God mukut reflects a devotee’s love and faith.
• The Andal Crown with Stones is a meaningful gift for devotees, temples, and spiritual seekers. It is an ideal offering for festivals, weddings, housewarming ceremonies, and religious occasions.
• Let the divine essence of Andal's devotion fill your home with blessings, love, and spiritual abundance through this sacred kireetam.