MAARIAMMAN 8 INCH

The image shows a beautifully crafted Panchaloga Amman statue that measures 8 inches in height. The statue is made of Panchaloha (a sacred alloy of five metals traditionally used in South Indian temple idols). The deity is seated majestically on a raised pedestal.

• The Amman statue is placed inside an intricately designed prabhai (arch) decorated with ornamental carvings.

• The goddess is depicted in a seated posture holding traditional divine attributes in her hands.

• The craftsmanship includes detailed jewelry, crown, and facial features, giving the idol a divine and graceful expression.

• The base of the statue is measured as 6 inches in length and 4 inches in width.

• The weight of the idol is indicated as 1.500 kg, with the code 25FF3315.

• The background of the image shows a soft decorative setting, enhancing the spiritual aura of the statue.

  Maariamman (also spelled Muthumari Amman or Mariamma) is a highly revered South Indian Hindu goddess, known as the Goddess of Rain, Fertility, and Protection. She is especially worshipped in rural regions of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh.

  Significance of Maariamman:

  • She is believed to protect people from diseases, particularly smallpox, measles, and other epidemic ailments.

  • Her name “Maari” means rain, signifying her role as the goddess who brings life-giving rain for crops.

  • Maariamman is seen as a motherly protector, offering strength, blessings, and well-being to her devotees.

  • Village temples dedicated to her often hold festival celebrations called Maariamman Thiruvizha, involving processions, music, and traditional rituals.

  Symbolism:

  • She represents courage, healing energy, and maternal compassion.

  • Her presence signifies protection from negative forces and the blessing of prosperity and health.