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Andal Statue Standing On Base - 2.5 x 1.5 Inches | Panchaloha Statue/ Goda Devi/ Andal Idol for Pooja

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Original price $120.00
Original price $120.00 - Original price $120.00
Original price $120.00
Current price $108.00
$108.00 - $108.00
Current price $108.00
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SKU 525127
Width Height Depth Material Weight

1.5 inch

2.5 inch

0.75 inch

Panchaloham

0.1102lb

Andal Panchaloha Idol - A Divine Touch for Your Pooja Space!

Invite the divine grace of Andal into your home with this meticulously crafted Andal statue made of panchaloha. Perfect for your pooja room, this Andal vigraham enhances your spiritual atmosphere, filling your space with divine blessings and peace. Whether it’s for daily worship or special celebrations, this Andal idol will elevate your devotion to a higher level.

The Divine Significance of Andal
Andal, also known as Kodhai, holds a prominent place in the Vaishnavite tradition as one of the twelve Alvars, revered for her unwavering devotion to Lord Vishnu. A symbol of pure love, she is considered the divine consort of Lord Ranganatha (a form of Lord Vishnu). Andal’s hymns, particularly the famous Tiruppavai, inspire devotion and are sung during the Tamil month of Margazhi to invite Lord Vishnu's blessings. This Andal statue represents her profound love and devotion, making it a perfect addition to your sacred space.

The origin story of Goddess Andal

A devoted follower of Lord Vishnu, Vishnuchittar, also known as Periyaazhwar, was a ninth-century Vaishnava saint from Srivilliputhur in Tamil Nadu. His literary contributions, including Periya Azhwar Thirumozhi and Thirupallandu, are foundational to the Vaishnavite tradition. 

Despite not having biological children, Vishnuchittar was blessed with a daughter, Kothai, who was miraculously found near a Tulasi plant symbolizing Mother Earth in human form. He raised Kothai with love, instilling in her a profound devotion to Lord Vishnu. Kothai, in her dedication, expressed her desire to wed Sri Hari. 

As part of his daily seva, Vishnuchittar adorned the Lord with flower garlands that he lovingly prepared. Without his knowledge, Kothai would wear these garlands before they were offered. When Vishnuchittar discovered this, he was initially upset, feeling it unworthy of the Lord. However, Lord Vishnu appeared in a dream and revealed that he preferred the garlands worn by Kothai. From then on, she was known as Andal, meaning she who ruled over the Lord. Andal’s unwavering devotion inspired her exquisite compositions, Nachiyar Thirumozhi and Thiruppavai, which remain cornerstones of Tamil literature and Vaishnava theology. 

When Vishnuchittar sought a suitable groom for her, Andal chose Lord Ranganatha of Srirangam after learning about the Divya Kshetras. Guided by divine intervention, Andal was taken to Srirangam for her wedding. Dressed in bridal finery, she entered the sanctum sanctorum of Lord Ranganatha and merged with Him. Andal is worshipped in Srivilliputhur as Bhumi Devi. In a testament to her eternal connection to the Lord, her garlands are annually sent to adorn Lord Venkateshwara during the Garuda Seva of Tirupati Brahmotsavam.

• This panchaloha statue of Andal is designed to be used in daily prayers and can serve as the central figure in your pooja room. Place the Andal idol on your altar or pooja shelf, allowing her divine presence to enhance your worship experience. Ideal for daily poojas, the Andal vigraham also plays a significant role during special festivals like Margazhi Thiruvizha, Vaikunta Ekadasi, and other Vaishnavite occasions. It will bring peace, prosperity, and divine blessings to your home.

• To preserve the beauty and sanctity of your Andal statue, ensure it is kept in a dry and clean environment, away from excessive humidity and heat. Regularly wipe it with a soft cloth to maintain its pristine condition. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasives on the panchaloha statue. When not in use, store it in a cool, dry place to preserve its divine energy. Keeping it in a well-lit area during pooja will amplify its spiritual benefits.

• This Andal vigraham is more than just a statue; it is a conduit for connecting with the divine. Especially during Andal and Lord Vishnu's festivals, such as Tiruppavai Festival and Vaikunta Ekadasi, the Andal idol brings divine blessings to your family, bringing prosperity, peace, and spiritual growth. It’s an ideal gift for those seeking divine grace and a deeper connection with Lord Vishnu.

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