Soapstone Carving Garuda Statue 6 in

Description

• The above statue is a half human-half eagle form known as “Garuda”, mentioned in both Hindu and Buddhist scriptures.
• The statue is seen genuflecting on a lotus footing.
• The statue has an eagle-like nose, wearing a diadem, both hands gesturing in Namaste Mudra, with partly opened wings like he is ready to levitate.
• The carved idol is made by the brilliant artificer of Odisha where stone carving is widely famous for its intricate design.

• The carrier of Lord Vishnu.
• He is the Pakshiraja (the king of birds) and the enemy of all serpents.
• Immensely powerful and able to move at great speed.
• Found in almost all the Vishnu temples right opposite to the sanctum.
• Lord Garuda has independent Upanishads on his names, as Garudapanidad and Garuda Purana.
• Also appears in Buddhist texts and scriptures, named “Garula”. The bird with golden wings.
• On the occasion of Garuda Panchami or Naga Chaturthi in the month of Shravana Shukla Paksha, he is worshipped separately along with the Nagas.

• Lord Garuda’s statue should always be kept in the southwest zone while facing to the northeast of your home or office.
• Using the idol for worshiping in the temple of your home and office will be very auspicious.
• Prettify the sideboard, cabinet, and console of your office or home.
• A pleasing option to gift your dear one at their special event.

• To prosper in your respective area of work, the statue will be a promising option to turn up the opportunity.
• God Garuda removes the evil eye, black magic, and negative energy from life of his devotees.
• Also bestows his devotees with harmonious marital life.

• The statue is made from-porous material like soapstone.
• Soapstones are durable and shatter-proof.
• Easy to clean and maintain. Take a soft cloth and wipe down the surface of the statue.
• Keep dusting it every once in a while to keep the dirt at a bay from the stone sculptures.