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A detailed front-facing photograph presents a magnificent 2.5-foot-tall statue of Sri Srinivasa Tirupati Balaji meticulously hand-carved from a single block of dark dense blackstone. The statue depicts Lord Balaji standing in a samabhanga posture on a lotus pedestal which is itself supported by an ornate multi-tiered rectangular base. The dark stone has a deep matte finish that highlights the intricate sculptural details. Garuda the celestial eagle-mount is prominently carved at the apex of the elaborate prabhavali that frames the main deity. Below Garuda the arch is adorned with traditional floral and scrollwork motifs culminating in makara heads at the base of the pillars. Lord Balaji's divine form is richly adorned with finely carved traditional ornaments including multiple layered necklaces elaborate armbands bracelets and anklets. His forehead bears the distinct Vaishnava U-shaped tilak mark and his eyes are half-closed in a serene benevolent expression. His upper right hand holds a discus while his upper left hand holds a conch shell. His lower right hand is raised in the Varada mudra and his lower left hand rests gracefully on his hip. The fine detail extends to his draped clothing which is textured to resemble silk fabric held by a jeweled girdle. The rectangular base beneath the main figure is a work of art in itself featuring intricate bas-relief panels on its visible front face. The central panel depicts the reclining form of Lord Ranganatha resting on the serpent Adisesha attended by consorts. This central scene is flanked by smaller detailed carvings of sages devotees and other deities within architectural niches. The entire sculpture from the ornate pedestal to the top of the arch reflects the traditional South Indian Hoysala and Vijayanagara architectural styles. This 2.5-foot blackstone Tirupati Balaji statue is an exceptional piece of devotional art perfect for a home shrine or as a central exhibit capturing the spiritual essence and cultural heritage of the Venkateswara Temple. The photograph's clear focus on the statue's form and texture provides a comprehensive view for the viewer.

A detailed three-quarter view photograph presents a magnificent 2.5-foot-tall statue of Lord Srinivasa, also known as Tirupati Balaji meticulously hand-carved from a single block of dark dense blackstone. The statue depicts Lord Balaji standing in a samabhanga posture on a lotus pedestal which is itself supported by an ornate multi-tiered rectangular base. The dark stone has a deep matte finish that highlights the intricate sculptural details. Garuda the celestial eagle-mount is prominently carved at the apex of the elaborate prabhavali that frames the main deity. Below Garuda the arch is adorned with traditional floral and scrollwork motifs culminating in makara heads at the base of the pillars. Lord Balaji's divine form is richly adorned with finely carved traditional ornaments including multiple layered necklaces, elaborate armbands bracelets and anklets. His forehead bears the distinct Vaishnava U-shaped tilak mark and his eyes are half-closed in a serene benevolent expression. His upper right hand holds a discus while his upper left hand holds a conch shell. His lower right hand is raised in the Varada mudra and his lower left hand rests gracefully on his hip. The fine detail extends to his draped clothing which is textured to resemble silk fabric held by a jeweled girdle. The rectangular base beneath the main figure is a work of art in itself featuring intricate bas-relief panels on its visible front face. The central panel depicts the reclining form of Lord Ranganatha resting on the serpent Adisesha attended by consorts. This central scene is flanked by smaller, detailed carvings of sages devotees, and other deities within architectural niches. The entire sculpture, from the ornate pedestal to the top of the arch reflects the traditional South Indian Hoysala and Vijayanagara architectural styles. This 2.5-foot blackstone statue is an exceptional piece of devotional art perfect for a home shrine or as a central exhibit capturing the spiritual essence and cultural heritage of the Venkateswara Temple. The photograph's clear focus on the statue's form and texture provides a comprehensive view for the viewer.

A reverential three-quarter view photograph captures a meticulously hand-carved Sri Srinivasa Swamy stone statue standing 2.5 feet tall within a dedicated home temple niche. The statue is sculpted from a single block of dark dense blackstone polished to a deep matte finish that accentuates the intricate sculptural details. The deity also known as Tirupati Balaji is depicted in a samabhanga posture upon a lotus pedestal which is itself supported by an ornate multi-tiered rectangular base. A vibrant garland of fresh yellow marigolds and red flowers drapes gracefully around the deity's neck contrasting beautifully with the dark stone. The statue is framed by a traditional South Indian prabhavali adorned with floral motifs and culminating in a kirtimukha face at the apex flanked by two smaller brass hanging temple bells.The stone idol is enshrined on a contemporary wooden wall-mounted shelf which serves as the altar. On the shelf flanking the deity are two traditional terracotta pots with lids resting on small brass stands. At the base of the statue are various puja offerings including a halved coconut a whole brown coconut and scattered white flowers like jasmine and frangipani. The entire temple space is backed by a textured dark brown stacked-stone wall which adds a rustic element to the modern interior. Above the archway a large intricately carved golden sun and moon face plaque is mounted, further enhancing the divine atmosphere. The setting is a modern home corner with the temple niche situated next to a floor-to-ceiling glass door with dark frames offering a glimpse of the outdoors. The floor is covered in light grey marble tiles and in the foreground a large ornate brass urli filled with water floating red and white flowers sits as a decorative element. The lighting is warm and focused emanating from hidden LED strips within the niche highlighting the texture of the blackstone and the gold accents. The photograph's clear focus on the statue's form and texture provides a comprehensive view for the viewer making it a perfect visual reference for an article discussing such sacred stone statues.

A front-facing photograph captures a meticulously hand-carved statue of Lord Venkateswara also known as Tirupati Balaji standing at 2.5 feet tall. The statue is sculpted from a single block of dark dense blackstone which has been polished to a deep matte finish that emphasizes the intricate sculptural details. The deity stands in a samabhanga posture upon a lotus pedestal which is itself supported by an ornate rectangular base. Garuda the celestial eagle-mount is prominently carved at the apex of the elaborate prabhavali that frames the main figure. Below Garuda the arch is adorned with traditional floral and scrollwork motifs culminating in makara heads at the base of the pillars. Lord Balaji's divine form is richly adorned with finely carved traditional ornaments including multiple layered necklaces, elaborate armbands bracelets, and anklets. His forehead bears the distinct Vaishnava U-shaped tilak mark and his eyes are half-closed in a serene benevolent expression. His upper right hand holds a discus while his upper left hand holds a conch shell. His lower right hand is raised in the Varada mudra and his lower left hand rests gracefully on his hip. The fine detail extends to his draped clothing which is textured to resemble rich, pleated silk fabric held by a jeweled girdle. The rectangular base beneath the main figure is a work of art in itself featuring intricate bas-relief panels on its visible front face. The central panel depicts the reclining form of Lord Ranganatha resting on the serpent Adisesha attended by consorts. This central scene is flanked by smaller detailed carvings of sages devotees and other deities within architectural niches. The entire sculpture from the ornate pedestal to the top of the arch reflects the traditional South Indian Hoysala and Vijayanagara architectural styles. This 2.5-foot blackstone Tirupati Balaji statue is an exceptional piece of devotional art perfect for a home shrine or as a central exhibit capturing the spiritual essence and cultural heritage of the Venkateswara Temple. The photograph's clear focus on the statue's form and texture provides a comprehensive view for the viewer.

A detailed three-quarter view photograph captures a magnificent 2.5-foot-tall statue of Sri Venkateswara also known as Tirupati Balaji meticulously hand-carved from a single block of dark dense blackstone. The statue depicts Lord Balaji standing in a samabhanga posture on a lotus pedestal, which is itself supported by an ornate multi-tiered rectangular base. The dark stone has a deep matte finish that accentuates the intricate sculptural details. Garuda the celestial eagle-mount is prominently carved at the apex of the elaborate prabhavali that frames the main deity. Below Garuda the arch is adorned with traditional floral and scrollwork motifs culminating in makara heads at the base of the pillars.Lord Balaji's divine form is richly adorned with finely carved traditional ornaments, including multiple layered necklaces elaborate armbands bracelets and anklets. His forehead bears the distinct Vaishnava U-shaped tilak mark and his eyes are half-closed in a serene, benevolent expression. His upper right hand holds a discus while his upper left hand holds a conch shell. His lower right hand is raised in the Varada mudra and his lower left hand rests gracefully on his hip. The fine detail extends to his draped clothing which is textured to resemble silk fabric held by a jeweled girdle. The rectangular base beneath the main figure is a work of art in itself featuring intricate bas-relief panels on its visible front face. The central panel depicts the reclining form of Lord Ranganatha resting on the serpent Adisesha attended by consorts. This central scene is flanked by smaller detailed carvings of sages devotees and other deities within architectural niches. The entire sculpture from the ornate pedestal to the top of the arch reflects the traditional South Indian Hoysala and Vijayanagara architectural styles. This 2.5-foot blackstone statue is an exceptional piece of devotional art perfect for a home shrine or as a central exhibit capturing the spiritual essence and cultural heritage of the Venkateswara Temple. The photograph's clear focus on the statue's form and texture provides a comprehensive view for the viewer.

A detailed three-quarter view photograph captures a magnificent 2.5-foot-tall statue of Sri Venkateswara Swamy meticulously hand-carved from a single block of dark dense blackstone. The statue presents Lord Balaji standing in a samabhanga posture upon a lotus pedestal which is itself supported by an ornate multi-tiered rectangular base. The dark stone has a deep matte finish that accentuates the intricate sculptural details. Garuda the celestial eagle-mount is prominently carved at the apex of the elaborate prabhavali that frames the main deity. Below Garuda the arch is adorned with traditional floral and scrollwork motifs culminating in makara heads at the base of the pillars. Lord Balaji's divine form is richly adorned with finely carved traditional ornaments including multiple layered necklaces, elaborate armbands, bracelets, and anklets. His forehead bears the distinct Vaishnava U-shaped tilak mark and his eyes are half-closed in a serene benevolent expression. His upper right hand holds a discus while his upper left hand holds a conch shell. His lower right hand is raised in the Varada mudra and his lower left hand rests gracefully on his hip. The fine detail extends to his draped clothing, which is textured to resemble silk fabric held by a jeweled girdle.The rectangular base beneath the main figure is a work of art in itself featuring intricate bas-relief panels on its visible front face. The central panel depicts the reclining form of Lord Ranganatha resting on the serpent Adisesha attended by consorts. This central scene is flanked by smaller, detailed carvings of sages devotees, and other deities within architectural niches. The entire sculpture from the ornate pedestal to the top of the arch reflects the traditional South Indian Hoysala and Vijayanagara architectural styles. This 2.5-foot blackstone statue is an exceptional piece of devotional art perfect for a home shrine or as a central exhibi capturing the spiritual essence and cultural heritage of the Venkateswara Temple. The photograph's clear focus on the statue's form and texture provides a comprehensive view for the viewer.

A detailed three-quarter view photograph captures a magnificent 2.5-foot-tall murti of Tirupati Balaji Sri Venkateswara meticulously hand-carved from a single block of dark dense blackstone. The statue depicts Lord Balaji standing in a samabhanga posture upon a lotus pedestal which is itself supported by an ornate multi-tiered rectangular base. The dark stone has a deep matte finish that accentuates the intricate sculptural details. Garuda the celestial eagle-mount is prominently carved at the apex of the elaborate prabhavali that frames the main deity. Below Garuda the arch is adorned with traditional floral and scrollwork motifs culminating in makara heads at the base of the pillars. Lord Balaji's divine form is richly adorned with finely carved traditional ornaments including multiple layered necklaces elaborate armbands bracelets and anklets. His forehead bears the distinct Vaishnava U-shaped tilak mark and his eyes are half-closed in a serene, benevolent expression. His upper right hand holds a discus while his upper left hand holds a conch shell. His lower right hand is raised in the Varada mudra and his lower left hand rests gracefully on his hip. The fine detail extends to his draped clothing which is textured to resemble silk fabric held by a jeweled girdle. The rectangular base beneath the main figure is a work of art in itself featuring intricate bas-relief panels on its visible front face. The central panel depicts the reclining form of Lord Ranganatha resting on the serpent Adisesha attended by consorts. This central scene is flanked by smaller detailed carvings of sages devotees and other deities within architectural niches. The entire sculpture from the ornate pedestal to the top of the arch reflects the traditional South Indian Hoysala and Vijayanagara architectural styles. This 2.5-foot blackstone murti is an exceptional piece of devotional art perfect for a home shrine or as a central exhibit capturing the spiritual essence and cultural heritage of the Venkateswara Temple. The photograph's clear focus on the statue's form and texture provides a comprehensive view for the viewer.

Sri Srinivasa Tirupati Balaji Statue 2.5ft

Original price was: ₹176,000.00.Current price is: ₹168,000.00. Inclusive of all taxes

The material used in it is black stone. Our best artisans wonderfully craft this sculpture. For more such statues browse our website. If you still don’t get what you want, our artisans will craft your specified designs of the Sri Srinivasa Tirupati Balaji Statue with utmost care and love.

STATUE DETAILS

Materials: Hand carved in Blackstone

Total Height Including Base: 31 inches

Width: 18 inches

Depth: 10 inches

Weight: 75-85 Kgs

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Description

Sri Srinivasa Tirupati Balaji Statue

STATUE DETAILS

Materials: Hand carved in Blackstone

Total Height Including Base: 31 inches

Width: 18 inches

Depth: 10 inches

Weight: 75-85 Kgs

Exceptional Quality: This statue is carefully handmade of best-quality black stone, rendering it extremely durable and long-lasting. The statue is polished and the carvings done on the statue are completely defined and clear.
Indoor/Outdoor Decor: The statue is perfect for any indoor or outdoor placement. It will increase the aesthetic of the surrounding. The statue can be placed in temples and regular rituals can be done on the statue. As these are bulky sculptures, they are sturdy and difficult to move.
No maintenance: No maintenance is required in the long run, as these are completely natural stones.
Increasing visual interest: Sri Srinivasa Tirupati Balaji Statue may give a remarkable feature to your home or temples while also being visually appealing. The statue can also be placed in a garden as a unique piece of art. Depending on the client’s own preference, the statue can be created on any stone by The Stone Studio (detailing may differ according to the stone and size).
Creating a focal point: To bring attention to your temple, home, or gardens, provide a central point of attraction, consider placing a distinctive stone Tirupati Balaji Statue.
Customizations: Any design and size changes can be customized on a new piece of art. The Stone Studio works with a wide range of materials, thus any stone or fibre is an option for the sculpture. We are always available on WhatsApp if you need further assistance in choosing the right sculpture.

ABOUT THE STATUES

This is a 2.5-foot tall hand-carved statue of Lord Venkateswara, meticulously crafted from a single block of blackstone.
The deity is depicted in a standing samabhanga pose upon an inverted lotus pedestal, which rests on an ornate, tiered architectural base.
He holds his primary attributes, the shankha (conch) and chakra (discus), in his upper hands.
His lower right hand is in the varada mudra (boon-giving gesture) and his lower left rests upon his hip (katyavalambita mudra).
The statue is richly adorned with intricate traditional jewelry, including a tall, ornate crown (kiritamukuta), multiple necklaces, and a finely detailed dhoti.
A large, elaborate prabhavali (aureole arch) featuring floral motifs and a kirtimukha crest frames the deity.
The sculpture exhibits a smooth, polished finish that highlights the deep, dark color of the stone and the precision of the carving.
The sculpture is completely one of a kind and another unique piece delivered by The Stone Studio.

CARE FOR THE SCULPTURE

Due to its endurance, black stone is ideal in hot and cold climates alike. The stone is resistant to the severest heat and cold conditions. To prevent dirt from accumulating on the sculpture, we advise washing it at least once a year. This will keep the sculpture in good condition for your grandkids and their grandchildren after them.

Only dusting can keep the statue clean and away from dirt.

If you have any questions concerning your Sri Srinivasa Tirupati Balaji Statue please email us at [email protected] or call us at +91-7008222943.

FAQs

Will this statue resist all the outer weathering conditions like snow, head, or humidity?
Yes, the statue is resistant to any external weather conditions.
Do they (Delivery Agent) set the statues for you when they deliver them?
Bulky statues are generally shipped through a direct delivery vehicle. In the case of bulky statues, it is advisable to arrange adequate manpower and equipment to ensure that the statue is safely unloaded and placed at the desired location. When placing a statue, our customers frequently ask their landscaper for assistance since they have the necessary manpower and are accustomed to maneuvering around large items like boulders and trees. In the case of lightweight statues, the delivery agents leave them at the driveway or entrance. They don’t carry it to any upper floors or stairs.
Can stone sculptures endure summer’s scorching heat and cold temperatures with ice and snow?
Our stone statues are manually carved from large natural stone blocks. The stone can withstand the harshest heat and bitter cold conditions. They’re made of solid stone.
Can you customize the statue for me?
For any customization, kindly email us at [email protected] or WhatsApp at +91-7008222943.
Can I see the original photo of the product?
We normally attach original pictures in our photo gallery, if you don’t find one, kindly email us at [email protected] or WhatsApp at +91-7008222943.

Additional information

Weight	75-85 kg
Dimensions	18 × 10 × 31 in

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