47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue
47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue
47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue
47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue
47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue
47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue
47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue
47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue
47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue
47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue
47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue
47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue

47" Hand-Carved Wooden Yali Statue


Product Specifications:

Attribute Details
Material Premium Quality Durable Wood
Dimensions 47 inches (Height) × 52 inches (Width) × 15 inches (Depth)
Color & Finish Hand-painted accents
Pieces Handcrafted 1 Piece Idol
Craftsmanship Handcrafted by Skilled Indian Artisans
Weight

 

Dimension (in centimeters) - 120 cms (Height) × 132 cms (Width) × 38 cms (Depth)

The Grand 47-Inches Hand-Carved Wooden Yali (Simha Yali) Statue is a magnificent representation of South Indian temple artistry and ancient symbolism. Expertly handcrafted from premium quality wood, this statue showcases the mythical Yali  a legendary creature with the body of a lion and the ferocity of an elephant, revered as a powerful guardian in Hindu architecture. 

 This masterpiece radiates strength, protection, and divine grace. In temple architecture, the Yali symbolizes courage, authority, and the triumph of good over evil, often placed at entrances to ward off negative energies. It is Perfect for devotees, collectors, and art connoisseurs, the Simha Yali serves as both a protector and a statement of divine power, preserving the essence.

Uses & Benefits:

  • Vastu for Protection: Placing the Yali at the main entrance, facing outwards, is highly effective in Vastu Shastra for creating a robust protective boundary.
  • Symbol of Divine Power: Embodies unyielding courage, strength, and divine authority, inspiring confidence and resilience.
  • Elevates Interior Design: Its grand 41-inch size and unique mythological form make it an unforgettable artistic focal point for luxury homes, galleries, or corporate lobbies.
  • Cultural Investment: Represents a unique and treasured piece of South Indian temple art, celebrating a thousand-year-old mythological tradition.

Frequently Asked Questions

⭐ Why is the Yali believed to be more powerful than a lion or elephant?

The Yali's power comes from its hybrid nature, combining the strength of several apex animals. Mythologically, it represents the ultimate, untamed cosmic power that transcends the limits of any single earthly creature, making it the most potent guardian.

⭐ Should I place a single Yali or a pair at my entrance?

Traditionally, Yalis are often placed in pairs flanking the entrance of a temple or gateway to signify complete protection and symmetry. For a home or office, a single, commanding statue can be used, but two are ideal for flanking a main doorway.

⭐ What specific materials were Yalis originally carved from in temples?

In ancient South Indian temples, Yali sculptures were most commonly carved from granite and basalt stone, which offered the necessary durability and hardness required for external architectural pillars and friezes.

⭐Is the Yali a deity to be worshipped, or strictly a decorative guardian?

The Yali is generally classified as a guardian creature (Dwarapalaka) and a mythological motif, not a primary deity like Shiva or Vishnu. It is revered for its protective power but does not typically receive formal daily puja like an idol.

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