Height: 12 Inches , Weight: 7.800 Kg
Brass Murugan Valli Deivanai
n Hindu theology, particularly in the South Indian Tamil tradition, Lord Murugan and his two consorts, Valli and Deivanai (also known as Devasena), are not “used” in a literal sense, but rather they hold profound spiritual and philosophical significance.
Worshipping the three of them together represents the ultimate balance required for spiritual and worldly success.
Worshipped Together
When you see Lord Murugan standing in a temple with Deivanai on his right and Valli on his left, it is a visual teaching: Supreme Wisdom (Murugan) is attained only when right Action (Deivanai) is combined with pure Intention and Will (Valli).
Practically, in everyday worship:
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Marital Harmony: Devotees worship the trio to bless their own marriages with both duty (Deivanai) and deep affection (Valli).
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Festivals: Their divine marriages (Thirukalyanam) are celebrated grandly during major festivals like Panguni Uthiram and Skanda Sashti, symbolizing the ultimate union of the human soul with the divine.
