Vishnu Vishwaroop Brass Idol

This exuberant brass idol depicts Bhagwan Vishnu in his Vishwaroop (Virat) form, representing the universal, all-encompassing Divine that upholds preservation and cosmic order. The figure features multiple heads and many hands bearing various

weapons, with the right hand in Abhaya mudra symbolizing fearlessness and the left holding a lotus for purity. Vishnu stands upon the coils of the thousand-headed Sheshnaag, set amidst the Ksheersagara, reflecting protection, cohesion, and omnipresence.

The form recalls the Bhagavad Gita’s grand theophany, where Krishna reveals the Vishwaroop to Arjuna on the battlefield, showing creation and dissolution within one infinite body and affirming Vishnu’s nature as omniscient, omnipotent, and eternal. As described in the Padma Purana, Vishnu embodies the cosmic triad of creator, preserver, and destroyer, maintaining universal balance and peace.

Placement of Vishnu Vishwaroop Brass Idol:

Place this idol on a puja altar, near the home entrance, in a meditation area, or at the workplace to cultivate a sattvic atmosphere that encourages stability, peace, and auspicious opportunities. For worship, orient it toward the northeast or east to align with traditional auspicious directions and invite protective, uplifting energy into the space.