Buy Brass Perumal Namam Wall Mount For Pooja Door

Height: 11 Inches , Weight: 2.18 Kg 

SKU: 1SF54011
 

A brass "Perumal Namam Shankha Chakra" wall mount is a powerful and highly symbolic item in Hindu homes, particularly for devotees of Lord Vishnu (Perumal) and Lord Venkateshwara (Balaji). 

Namam (Tilak): This is the prominent "U" shaped mark, often with a central vertical line, representing the Vaishnava tilak applied on the forehead by devotees of Vishnu. In the context of Lord Balaji, the white "U" represents the two feet of Lord Vishnu, and the red (or sometimes yellow/black) central line represents Goddess Lakshmi, symbolizing the presence of divine wealth and auspiciousness.

Shankha (Conch): The conch shell is one of Lord Vishnu's primary attributes.

Sound of Creation: When blown, the conch produces a powerful, resonant sound ("Om") believed to be the primordial sound of creation.

Purity and Auspiciousness: It is associated with purity, divinity, and the warding off of negative energies.

Victory: In ancient times, the conch was blown to signal the beginning and end of battles, symbolizing victory and triumph over evil.

Chakra (Discus): The Sudarshana Chakra is Lord Vishnu's divine discus or wheel.

Cosmic Order and Time: It represents the cosmic order, the wheel of time, and the cyclical nature of creation and destruction.

Protection and Destruction of Evil: It is a potent weapon used by the Lord to destroy evil, protect dharma (righteousness), and dispel ignorance.

Divine Will: It symbolizes the Lord's omnipotence and his will to maintain balance in the universe.