Brass Perumal Patham
Bring the divine presence of Lord Perumal into your home with this beautifully crafted Brass Perumal Patham — a compact idol depicting the sacred feet (Sri Paadhukas) of Lord Venkateswara, one of the most revered forms worshipped across Vaishnavite temples in South India.
Cast in solid brass metal, this piece captures intricate detailing on a small scale: the tirunamam (sacred U-mark) at the center, flanked by the shankha (conch) and chakra (discus) — the divine symbols associated with Lord Perumal — along with delicately worked anklets on the twin feet. The dome-shaped base gives it a temple-inspired silhouette, making it instantly recognizable as a symbol reserved for the Lord's presence.
Devotees of Perumal — whether following the traditions of Srirangam, Varadharaja Perumal temple, or the many other Divya Desams associated with the 108 Perumal potri — will recognize this as a meaningful addition to their daily pooja altar. At just 1.5 inches, it's compact enough for a home shrine, travel pooja kit, or as a thoughtful gift, while still carrying the weight and finish of traditional brass idol craftsmanship.
Why This Piece:
- A devotional keepsake connected to the rich tradition of Perumal worship across temples like Srirangam and Varadharaja Perumal Kovil
- Solid brass ensures durability and a timeless finish that only deepens with age and use
- Compact size makes it easy to place on any pooja shelf or altar, at home or while traveling