This bronze statue of Lord Perumal, adorned in regal attire on a lotus pedestal, embodies divine grace as the protector and sustainer, holding the Sudarshan Chakra and Shankha.

In Vaishnavism, Lord Perumal, an embodiment of Vishnu, is revered as the supreme deity and protector of the forests. Adorned in regal attire on a lotus pedestal, He holds the Sudarshan Chakra and Shankha, symbolizing His roles as the sustainer, preserver, and destroyer of evil. This bronze statue from Swamimalai captures divine grace and the omnipresent blessings of the Almighty.