Shree tirupati balaji jay jagnnath syambol puja chinah for temple and wall decor decoration and prayer for shreeman narayan idol

Name : Shree tirupati balaji jay jagnnath syambol puja chinah for temple and wall decor decoration and prayer for shreeman narayan idol

Material : MDF

Type : Deity Ornaments

Product Length : 19.5 cm

Product Height : 9.5 cm

Product Breadth : 1.5 cm

Net Quantity (N) : 1

The "Three Tirupati Balaji Had Chinh" or "Tirupati Balaji Symbols" refer to the distinct marks associated with Lord Venkateswara, also known as Tirupati Balaji. These symbols are significant in Hindu iconography and are considered sacred :  

1. *Shankha (Conch Shell)* : Often depicted as a sacred object in Lord Venkateswara's hand, the Shankha represents the divine sound and purity. It symbolizes the cosmic sound "Om" and is believed to drive away evil and bring prosperity.

2. *Chakra (Disc)* : Known as the Sudarshana Chakra, this disc-like symbol is another prominent attribute of Lord Venkateswara. It signifies the power of the divine to protect and remove obstacles. The Chakra is also associated with the god Vishnu's divine energy.

3. *Gadā (Mace)* : The Mace, or Gadā, is a symbol of strength and authority. It represents the power to uphold dharma (righteousness) and is used by Lord Venkateswara to maintain cosmic order.

Together, these symbols are integral to the worship and representation of Tirupati Balaji, emphasizing his roles as protector and sustainer of the universe.

Country of Origin : India