Meenakshi Amman Statue - 3.5 x 2 Inches | Meenakshi Amman Idol/ Brass Idol for Pooja
"The Meenakshi Amman statue is the perfect complement to your sacred space, exuding "Divine Elegance in Every Detail.""
♦ The statue is also known as the Meenakshi Idol, Temple Amman Statue, Madurai Meenakshi Idol, Devi Silai, Meenakshi Amman Silai, Goddess Meenakshi Sculpture, and Meenakshi Amman Statue.
♦ Origin:
The Meenakshi Amman Statue is a tribute to Goddess Meenakshi, a potent form of Parvati worshiped mostly in Tamil Nadu. Her worship is mentioned widely in ancient texts and Shaivite traditions, dating back to the early Sangam literature. Her temple in Madurai, which has international renown, is a massive reflection of the splendor of Dravidian architecture. Historical sources state that the temple was first constructed by the Pandya dynasty and then enlarged by the Nayaks during the 16th century.
♦ The Meenakshi Amman Silai is firmly rooted in South Indian families, especially in Tamil Nadu. Meenakshi is regarded as a guardian deity because of her stunning green complexion and dominating demeanor. Her idol serves as a spiritual focal point in many residences, temples, and festivals from Chennai to Madurai and beyond.
♦ Usage & Applications:
The Meenakshi idol is frequently displayed on home altars, in temple sanctums, and during daily poojas, Navaratri Golu, and the celebrations of the Meenakshi Thirukalyanam. She is revered for her bravery, fecundity, marital concord, and safety. During the Chithirai Festival, she is honored with elaborate processions and rituals, and followers light lamps and give flowers every day.
♦ Preservation & Storage:
Keep your Meenakshi Amman figure in a dry, clean location away from direct sunlight and moisture in order to preserve its brightness and lifespan. Dust frequently with a soft cloth. Infrequent oil polishing or using natural cleaning chemicals like lemon and tamarind might improve the shine of metallic idols. Handle stone or terracotta specimens with care and steer clear of harsh chemicals.
♦ The main focus of this Meenakshi Amman Silai is the worship of Goddess Meenakshi, the spouse of Lord Sundareswarar (Shiva). It is of utmost importance during the Chithirai Thiruvizha, which is held every year in Madurai to commemorate the heavenly marriage of Meenakshi and Sundareswarar. The statue is also perfect for Navaratri, when she is revered as a member of the Devi trio.
♦ Goddess Meenakshi, according to Shaivite legends, was born to the Pandya monarch Malayadhwaja and ruled Madurai before marrying Lord Shiva. She is known for vanquishing formidable adversaries and reestablishing dharma, making her a warrior queen in the eyes of many. The Meenakshi Amman silai is a spiritual guide for devotees because her narrative represents balance, empowerment, and divine power.
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