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Rajarajeshwari (Lalithambikai) 12.5″Panchalogam

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by panjalogam .

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a simma peedam  with umbrella (venkotra kodai), often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • Such as a goad (ankusha),
  • A noose (pasha),
  • A sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda), 
  • Five flowered arrows. 
₹29,070 13% Off

Rajarajeshwari Copper Miniature/ 2″/ Lalithambikai/ Lalitha Tripura Sundari

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by copper .

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a lotus, often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • Such as a goad (ankusha),
  • A noose (pasha),
  • A sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda), 
  • Five flowered arrows (poo charam)
₹1,250 17% Off

Rajarajeshwari Copper/ 4″/ Lalitha Tripura Sundari/ Lalithambikai

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by copper .

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a lotus, often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • such as a goad (ankusha),
  • a noose (pasha),
  • a sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda), 
  • five flowered arrows. 
₹3,890 17% Off

Rajarajeshwari Devi with Thiruvachi/ 8″/ Lalithambikai/ Brass Idol/ Lalitha Tripura Sundari

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by Brass with tiruvachi.

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a lotus, often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • such as a goad (ankusha),
  • a noose (pasha),
  • a sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda),
  • five flowered arrows.(poo charam)
₹4,935 13% Off

Rajarajeshwari Devi/ 5″/ Lalithambikai/ Brass Idol/ Lalitha Tripura Sundari

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by Brass .

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a lotus, often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • such as a goad (ankusha),
  • a noose (pasha),
  • a sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda),
  • five flowered arrows.(poo charam)

    GODDESS RAJARAJESHWARI
    • Rajarajeshwari  a Hindu deity, often referred to as the “Royal Divine Queen” or “Empress of Desire, Beauty, and Wisdom“. 
    • Rajarajeshwari is a supreme form of the Cosmic Mother, representing the benevolent, protective energy of the universe.
    • Rajarajeshwari is also known as Tripura Sundari, meaning “the most beautiful woman in the three worlds,” or as Lalita, meaning “playful”. 
    • Rajarajeshwari is also known as Lalita, Tripura Sundari, Maha Tripurasundari, Shodashi, Kamakshi, and Sri Vidya. She is associated with wisdom, knowledge, and protection from negative influences.
    • Devotees believe that worshipping Rajarajeshwari can bring prosperity, wealth, and blessings. 

     

₹3,480 17% Off
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Rajarajeshwari Idol Panchalogam/ 3.5″/ Lalithambikai/ Lalitha Tripura Sundari/ Abirami

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by panjalogam .

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a lotus, often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • Such as a goad (ankusha),
  • A noose (pasha),
  • A sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda),
  • Five flowered arrows (poo charam)
₹4,700 21% Off

Rajarajeshwari Idol With Arch/ 5 X 3.5″/ Brass Lalithambikai/ Pooja Decor

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by Brass .

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a lotus, often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • such as a goad (ankusha),
  • a noose (pasha),
  • a sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda),
  • five flowered arrows,(poo charam)

    GODDESS RAJARAJESHWARI
    • Rajarajeshwari  a Hindu deity, often referred to as the “Royal Divine Queen” or “Empress of Desire, Beauty, and Wisdom“. 
    • Rajarajeshwari is a supreme form of the Cosmic Mother, representing the benevolent, protective energy of the universe.
    • Rajarajeshwari is also known as Tripura Sundari, meaning “the most beautiful woman in the three worlds,” or as Lalita, meaning “playful”. 
    • Rajarajeshwari is also known as Lalita, Tripura Sundari, Maha Tripurasundari, Shodashi, Kamakshi, and Sri Vidya. She is associated with wisdom, knowledge, and protection from negative influences.
    • Devotees believe that worshipping Rajarajeshwari can bring prosperity, wealth, and blessings. 

     

₹1,990 17% Off

Rajarajeshwari Idol/ 3 X 2″/ Panchaloha Statue/ Lalithambikai/ Pooja Decor

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by panjalingam  .

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a lotus, often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • Such as a goad (ankusha),
  • A noose (pasha),
  • A sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda),
  • Five flowered arrows (poo charam)
₹5,710 15% Off

Rajarajeshwari Idol/ 4″/ Brass Idol/ Lalithambikai/ Rajeshwari Devi/ Puja Decor

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by lite weight bross .

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a lotus, often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • Such as a goad (ankusha),
  • A noose (pasha),
  • A sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda),
  • Five flowered arrows (poo charam).
₹2,110 6% Off
rajarajeshwari idol

Rajarajeshwari Idol/ 7.5″/ Lalithambikai Statue/ Brass Idol/ Lalitha Tripura Sundari

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by Brass .

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a lotus, often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • such as a goad (ankusha),
  • a noose (pasha),
  • a sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda),
  • five flowered arrows.(poo charam)

    GODDESS RAJARAJESHWARI
    • Rajarajeshwari  a Hindu deity, often referred to as the “Royal Divine Queen” or “Empress of Desire, Beauty, and Wisdom“. 
    • Rajarajeshwari is a supreme form of the Cosmic Mother, representing the benevolent, protective energy of the universe.
    • Rajarajeshwari is also known as Tripura Sundari, meaning “the most beautiful woman in the three worlds,” or as Lalita, meaning “playful”. 
    • Rajarajeshwari is also known as Lalita, Tripura Sundari, Maha Tripurasundari, Shodashi, Kamakshi, and Sri Vidya. She is associated with wisdom, knowledge, and protection from negative influences.
    • Devotees believe that worshipping Rajarajeshwari can bring prosperity, wealth, and blessings. 

     

₹5,840 15% Off
rajarajeshwari panchalogam statue

Rajarajeshwari Panchalogam/ 10″/ Lalithambikai/ Lalitha Tripura Sundari

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by panjalogam .

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a simma peedam  with umbrella (venkotra kodai), often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • Such as a goad (ankusha),
  • A noose (pasha),
  • A sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda), 
  • Five flowered arrows. 
₹27,820 20% Off
rajarajeshwari panchalogam

Rajarajeshwari Panchalogam/ 14.5″/ Lalithambikai/ Lalitha Tripura Sundari

Highlights:

The rajarajeshwari statue made by panjalogam .

  • Typically show the goddess seated on a simma peedam  with umbrella (venkotra kodai), often in a lalitasana pose, and adorned with jewels and a saree.
  • She is frequently depicted with four arms, each holding symbols of creation, sustenance, and destruction,
  • Such as a goad (ankusha),
  • A noose (pasha),
  • A sugarcane bow (ikshukhanda), 
  • Five flowered arrows. 
₹51,100 13% Off
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