The image shows a Panchaloha (Five-Metal) Arumuga Murugan idol, measuring 7 inches in height. The sculpture has:
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Six Faces (Aaru Mugam) arranged in a semi-circular form, each face radiating divine grace and protection.
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Twelve hands holding various divine weapons and symbolic items such as:
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Vel (Spear) – the primary weapon of Murugan.
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Flag with Rooster Symbol (Seval Kodi), representing victory.
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The deity stands in a majestic posture with a beautiful ornamental base that is richly carved.
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The sculpture has a golden polished finish, giving it a divine and radiant appearance.
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The Base width is approximately 4 inches (front) and 3 inches (side), and the weight is 1.100 KG.
Meaning of Six Faces:
The six faces of Murugan symbolize:
| Face | Meaning |
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| 1 | Wisdom and Knowledge |
| 2 | Courage and Leadership |
| 3 | Protection from Negativity |
| 4 | Divine Love and Compassion |
| 5 | Discipline and Righteous Action |
| 6 | Spiritual Enlightenment |
Arumuga Murugan (also called
Aarumugan or
Shanmukha) refers to
Lord Murugan with Six Faces. He is a major Hindu deity, especially worshipped in South India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and Singapore. He is the
God of Courage, Wisdom, Protection, and Victory.