Guruvayurappan Idol Standing On Base - 12 x 7 Inches | Panchaloha Guruvayoorappan Vigraham With Arch for Pooja

Experience the Divine Grace of Lord Guruvayurappan – The Supreme Healer and Protector
Bring home the serene and sacred presence of Lord Guruvayurappan, the child form of Lord Krishna, revered as the presiding deity of Guruvayur Temple in Kerala. This Panchaloha idol, crafted with divine precision, features the Lord standing majestically on a base, framed by a traditional ornamental arch (Prabhavali), radiating timeless elegance and supreme divinity.

This idol is not just a representation of God—it is a channel for divine energy, an object of deep devotion, and a symbol of eternal protection, healing, and love.

The Divine Legend of Guruvayurappan
According to ancient lore, after the Mahabharata war, Lord Krishna revealed to his devotee Uddhava that the divine idol of Vishnu he worshipped in Dwaraka (made by Lord Vishwakarma using sacred elements) would be washed away as Dwaraka submerged into the sea. Krishna instructed Uddhava to entrust this Murti to Brihaspati (Guru of the Devas) and Vayu (God of Wind), who would find a sacred place on Earth to enshrine it. The two deities eventually installed the idol at a forested spot in Kerala, which came to be known as Guruvayur—GURU (Brihaspati) + VAYU (Wind God) + UR (Place). From then on, Guruvayurappan, a four-armed form of Lord Vishnu holding the conch, discus, mace, and lotus, has been worshipped as the Supreme Preserver and Divine Child Krishna, especially beloved by devotees seeking health, fertility, peace, and moksha (liberation).

Spiritual Significance
• Worshipped as Krishna/Vishnu: Embodies Lord Krishna in his child form, bringing joy, innocence, and divine love into your home.
• Healer of the Body & Soul: Known as the Vaidhya Narayana (divine doctor), Lord Guruvayurappan is invoked for physical, emotional, and spiritual healing.
• Symbol of Devotion & Surrender: Devotees like Poonthanam and Melpathur Bhattathiri attained divine visions and blessings through pure devotion at Guruvayur.
• Guardian of Dharma: Lighting a lamp before this idol and offering prayers is said to remove difficulties, karmic burdens, and negative energies.

Product Features
• Material: Made from sacred Panchaloha (five-metal alloy: gold, silver, copper, iron, and lead) – traditionally used in South Indian temples to craft murti idols, believed to store and radiate spiritual energy.
• Design: Features Lord Guruvayurappan in a standing posture with four arms, adorned with intricate jewels, garlands, and flanked by an ornate arch (prabhavali) signifying divine aura.
• Base: A sturdy and beautifully crafted platform ensures stable placement for altar, shelf, or temple pedestal.
• Finish: Antique or polished brass-like finish, with fine detailing to reflect traditional temple art.
• Ideal Size for Pooja: Suitable for daily worship, Navaratri golu displays, Krishna Janmashtami celebrations, and auspicious rituals.
• Durable & Sacred: Panchaloha gives longevity to the idol while carrying traditional sanctity in Vedic rituals.

Suggested Use and Worship
• Placement: Ideal for puja rooms, home altars, or temple settings. Place facing east or west for maximum spiritual benefit.
• Offerings: Tulsi leaves, butter, bananas, and Krishna Bhajans or Vishnu Sahasranamam recitation are most beloved to the deity.
• Daily Worship: Light an oil lamp, offer incense, chant “Om Namo Narayanaya” or “Guruvayurappa Sharanam”, and feel divine grace flow into your life.

Perfect for Gifting & Auspicious Occasions
• A meaningful gift for Krishna Janmashtami, housewarming, weddings, spiritual ceremonies, or as a token of healing and blessings.
• Especially ideal for gifting to elderly devotees, expecting couples, or those in recovery or prayer.

Why Choose This Guruvayurappan Idol?
This idol is more than an artifact—it is a sacred embodiment of devotion, healing, and divine presence. Whether you seek divine intervention in difficult times, a daily companion for meditation and prayer, or a connection to Krishna’s compassionate energy, this murti offers an everlasting source of strength, joy, and spiritual anchoring.

This is a summary of the lost wax procedure used in making this statue:
• The sculpture is meticulously handcrafted, starting with a lifelike wax model. Achieving the desired form and intricate details involves precise and labor-intensive carving.
• This wax model is then encased in several layers of a durable, typically clay-based material, creating a solid mold with the wax figure encased inside.
• Upon heating, the wax melts and drains out through a small opening, leaving a cavity in the shape of the original model.
• This hollow space is then filled with molten panchaloha, a traditional five-metal alloy. As it cools, the metal hardens, perfectly replicating the wax model’s shape.
• Once the metal has fully solidified, the outer clay mold is carefully broken away to reveal the cast sculpture.
• The final piece is cleaned and polished, and may be enhanced with decorative elements such as gemstones or other embellishments.