Vishnu Tilak - 0.75 Inch | V Shape Perumal Namam/ AD Stone Vishnu Namam For Deity Decoration

"Bring home the celestial radiance—acquire your Namam Stone today and enhance your festive pooja decor with elegance!"

Enhance your deity decoration with the Namam Stone, a meticulously crafted symbolic tilak for the idols of Lord Vishnu, Thirumal, or Krishna. Constructed from enamel stone in a classic white with red or yellow highlights, this sacred ornament represents devotion and spiritual strength. Ideal for daily pooja or significant festivals such as Vishu, Vaikunta Ekadasi, or Sri Rama Navami, it infuses both divinity and allure into your idol. Its sleek finish, lightweight structure, and meticulous detailing make it an essential accessory for every Vaishnavite altar.

• Origins
The Namam is a revered vertical mark traditionally worn by Vaishnavites and placed on Lord Vishnu’s forehead. Its origins trace back to ancient Hindu rituals, where the Namam symbolized devotion, purity, and submission to the divine. The stone variant of the Namam is a contemporary adaptation, crafted for durability and convenience in deity decoration. It reflects the Vadakalai and Thenkalai traditions of Sri Vaishnavism, each showcasing unique Namam styles.

The stone Namam acts as a visual reminder of divine grace, elevating the sanctity of the idol and the surrounding space. This lightweight, easy-to-apply, and reusable namam stone imparts a regal and sacred presence to the deity’s visage. Perumal Namam, thirumal namam, Vishnu namam/ Tilak Stone, Thirunamam, Sricharanam Ornament, Stone Tilak for Deity, and Namam for Vishnu Idol—all denote sacred forehead adornments utilized in Vaishnavite worship to honor and embellish Lord Vishnu. It symbolizes the lotus feet of the deity and signifies devotion, purity, and the divine presence.

• Usage & Applications
Applied to the forehead of Vishnu idols during daily poojas, special rituals, and festivals.
Utilized in Vishukkani arrangements to amplify the spiritual presence of the deity.
Perfect for Balaji, Perumal, and Krishna idols, particularly during Vaikunta Ekadasi, Vishu, and Sri Rama Navami.
Can be employed in temples, home shrines, or dance performances featuring deity representations..

• Preservation Measures
Wrap the vishu namam or namam stone in a soft cloth after use to avoid scratches or chipping.
Refrain from contact with water or cleaning agents to protect the enamel and stone finish.
Store it in a dry, padded box to retain its shape and color.
Handle with care when applying or removing from the idol.

"Adorn your divine with purity and grace—bring home the Namam Stone today and sanctify every sacred moment."