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Brass Superfine Frame Tirupati Balaji/Venkateshwar Idol (6.5 Inch)
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Brass Superfine Frame Tirupati Balaji/Venkateshwar Idol (6.5 Inch)

Brass Superfine Frame Tirupati Balaji/Venkateshwar Idol (6.5 Inch)

HEIGHT - 6.5 INCHES (16.5cm)

WIDTH -  2  INCHES (5cm)

LENGTH - 4 INCHES (10cm)

WEIGHT - 650 GRAMS

QUANTITY - 1 PIECE

Tirupati Balaji is also known as Venkateshwar in the Sanskrit language. Vem means sin and kata mean destruction and Ishwara translates to God. This form Lord Vishnu is mainly worshipped in southern India. In his two upper hands, he is holding a Discus and a conchs hell. The lower hands extended towards downwards symbolizes to have faith in him.

DELIVERY TIME - 6-8 WORKING DAYS.

FOR EXPRESS DELIVERY AND INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CONTACT - 8118832405

$10.83

Original: $36.10

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Brass Superfine Frame Tirupati Balaji/Venkateshwar Idol (6.5 Inch)—

$36.10

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Brass Superfine Frame Tirupati Balaji/Venkateshwar Idol (6.5 Inch)

HEIGHT - 6.5 INCHES (16.5cm)

WIDTH -  2  INCHES (5cm)

LENGTH - 4 INCHES (10cm)

WEIGHT - 650 GRAMS

QUANTITY - 1 PIECE

Tirupati Balaji is also known as Venkateshwar in the Sanskrit language. Vem means sin and kata mean destruction and Ishwara translates to God. This form Lord Vishnu is mainly worshipped in southern India. In his two upper hands, he is holding a Discus and a conchs hell. The lower hands extended towards downwards symbolizes to have faith in him.

DELIVERY TIME - 6-8 WORKING DAYS.

FOR EXPRESS DELIVERY AND INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CONTACT - 8118832405

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HEIGHT - 6.5 INCHES (16.5cm)

WIDTH -  2  INCHES (5cm)

LENGTH - 4 INCHES (10cm)

WEIGHT - 650 GRAMS

QUANTITY - 1 PIECE

Tirupati Balaji is also known as Venkateshwar in the Sanskrit language. Vem means sin and kata mean destruction and Ishwara translates to God. This form Lord Vishnu is mainly worshipped in southern India. In his two upper hands, he is holding a Discus and a conchs hell. The lower hands extended towards downwards symbolizes to have faith in him.

DELIVERY TIME - 6-8 WORKING DAYS.

FOR EXPRESS DELIVERY AND INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CONTACT - 8118832405