Pradosha Shivan Ambal Panchaloka Statue

Pradhosha is a spiritual day filled with blessings and grace. It is an opportunity for devotees to come closer to Shiva and seek his blessings. The etymology of Pradosha can be traced back to the story of Kalpa and Dosha, two brothers from whom Pradosha was born. His two brothers, Nishita and Vyustha, symbolize the beginning, middle, and end of the night. During Pradosha, Nandi (the sacred bull of Shiva) is worshipped in all the Shiva temples throughout South India. Nandi is believed to be the vehicle of Shiva. On this day, a festival idol of Shiva with Parvathi is established for devotees to offer their prayers. Specifically, during Pradhosha the Shivan and Ambal go for three rounds around the temple over the Nandi. The statue is not just a piece of art, but also a symbol of devotion and faith. The Nandi Rishabam whose neck is decorated with unique ornaments and stands on the beautiful lotus Peedam gives us a brave and bold look with Shivan and Ambal giving the brave visual together seated over the Peedam on the back of the Nandi there sculpted a great art of Thiruvaasi. The lord Shivan holds a leaping deer and a battle axe then Ambal holds a lotus flower in her hand.  It is believed that Ambal will bring prosperity and luck to those who worship her. The copper material of the statue is also believed to have special powers, which can help to ward off negative energies and bring good luck. Overall, the Pradhosha Shivan Ambal statue made with copper material by Karuppaiah Sculptures is a beautiful masterpiece that is sure to leave you in awe and admiration. It is a symbol of devotion and faith and will bring good luck and prosperity to those who worship it. Karuppaiah specializes in creating sculptures of gods and goddesses. The company has been making sculptures for years and is renowned for its quality and craftsmanship. The Pradhosha Shivan Ambal statue is one of their most popular pieces, and it is truly a sight to behold.