This bronze idol of Matsya Avataram depicts Lord Vishnu in regal form, adorned with intricate jewelry and holding a mace and conch, symbolizing power and the rescue of the Vedas.

This bronze idol of Matsya Avataram, following traditional South Indian iconography, portrays Lord Vishnu with a regal upper body, adorned with an intricately carved tall crown, makara kundal (crocodile-shaped earrings), and a sacred thread. He holds a mace and conch, symbolizing power and the rescued Vedas. The statue rests on a double pedestal—square at the base and lotus-shaped on top. The exquisite craftsmanship, from the detailed jewelry to the Vaishnava mark, highlights the divine artistry of this representation of Vishnu's first incarnation.