Intricately crafted in bronze, this Swamimalai statue of Lord Varaha, with his coronet, four hands, and traditional dhoti, symbolizes the removal of greed and exploitation.

This intricately crafted bronze statue from Swamimalai depicts Lord Varaha, the boar-faced incarnation of Vishnu, known for rescuing Earth from the demon Hiranyaksha. The statue features Varaha with a majestic coronet, a distinctive face, and four hands holding a gada (club), a lotus (padma), a conch (shankha), and bestowing blessings. Adorned with a tilak, sacred yagyopavit, and a necklace, he is dressed in a traditional South Indian dhoti. Standing on a rounded pedestal in an Ashirwad pose, the statue embodies contentment and symbolizes the removal of greed and exploitation, making it a meaningful decorative piece for any home.