Siruvapuri Murugan Statue - 6 x 2.5 Inches | Standing Murugan Idol/ Gold Polish Murugan Silai for Pooja

Bring divine blessings into your home with this exquisitely designed Murugan statue, perfect for pooja rituals and enhancing your spiritual practices.


• This Murugan idol captures the essence of Lord Murugan’s grace and divine energy, making it an essential addition to your sacred space.
• Crafted from polyresin, this Murugar silai is durable and ideal for long-term use in your temple or altar. Its intricate detailing reflects the reverence and devotion associated with Lord Murugan.
• The Murugan statue is adorned with fine features, including Lord Murugan’s iconic Vel (spear), symbolizing his divine power and warrior spirit.
• This idol is perfect for daily pooja, meditation, or as a revered focal point in your home or temple, bringing blessings, peace, and protection.
• The Murugan idol also makes a thoughtful gift, conveying divine grace and strength, and is a meaningful addition to any sacred space.
• The Murugar silai is meticulously crafted to embody the eternal protection and guidance of Lord Murugan, ensuring that your pooja practices are filled with divine energy.


Siruvapuri Murugan is one of Lord Murugan’s revered forms, often associated with the town of Siruvapuri in Tamil Nadu. The Siruvapuri Balasubramani Temple, located near Chennai in Thiruvallur, India, is a historic 500-year-old temple built by local villagers. The temple, originally known as Chinnambedu in government records, is dedicated to Lord Murugan, the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi. According to the Sthala Purana, Lava and Kusa, the sons of Lord Rama, are believed to have stayed at this sacred site. The main deity of the temple is Sri Balasubramaniyar, and the temple also houses Thiru Annamalaiyar and Thiru Unnamalai Amman. The Utsava Moorthy of Lord Murugan is depicted in a wedding posture with his consort Valli. A statue of the renowned saint-poet Arunagirinathar stands facing the temple sanctum, as he visited this temple multiple times and composed numerous Thiruppugazh songs in praise of Lord Murugan. The Archanai Thiruppugazh is among the famous hymns sung to honor the deity.