Prime Minister Narendra Modi today unveiled the new statue of Ram Lalla during the ‘Pran Pratishtha’ held during the 84-second long ‘Abhijeet Muhurta’, leaving the entire nation happy. 51 inch statueIn which 5 year old Ramlala is shown carved on black stone with a golden bow and arrow in his hand.
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Original idols of Lord Rama (Ram Lalla Virajman) and his brothers were installed in front of the new idol inside the sanctum sanctorum or ‘Garbhagriha’ of the temple.
The magnificent new idol shows the deity adorned with ‘mukut’, ‘kundal’, ‘kanth’, ‘padika’ and many other divine ornaments.
With the temple opening for public darshan from January 23, here is a brief description of the divine jewelery worn by Ram Lalla –
crown
Made in North Indian tradition, the crown is made of gold and decorated with rubies, emeralds and diamonds. The symbol of Sun God has been placed exactly in the middle of the crown. On the right side of the crown, strings of pearls are intricately woven.
coil
The kundalas follow the same design as the ‘mukut’ and are adorned with peacock motifs, embellished with gold, diamonds, rubies and emeralds.
kantha
On the neck of the deity is a crescent-shaped necklace studded with gems, with a floral design symbolizing good fortune, with the image of the Sun God in the centre.
Made of gold and studded with diamonds, rubies and emeralds, this necklace provides divine beauty. Beautiful strands of emeralds hang down, adding to its majestic appearance.
Kaustubh Man
The Kaustubha gem is worn in the heart of the deity, which is decorated with large rubies and diamonds. It is a classical tradition that Lord Vishnu and his incarnations hold the Kaustubha gem in their hearts, hence it has been included in this.
Padika
It is a necklace worn below the neck and above the navel, which is important in divine adornment. The jewelery is a five-strand necklace made of diamonds and emeralds, with a large, ornate pendant.
Vaijayanti Or victory garland
This is the third and longest necklace, made of gold and studded with rubies in between. Worn as a symbol of victory, this ornament depicts the auspicious symbols of Vaishnava tradition – Sudarshan Chakra, lotus, conch and Mangal Kalash. It is also decorated with the favorite flowers of the deities including lotus, champa, parijat, kunda and tulsi.
Kanchi,girdle
A gem studded kamarbandh is adorned around the waist of the deity, made of gold with natural beauty and decorated with diamonds, rubies, pearls and emeralds. It also has small bells symbolizing purity, on which hang strings of pearls, rubies and emeralds.
Bhujbandh
The deity also wears bangles studded with gold and precious stones on both the arms.
bracelet
Wore beautiful gemstone bangles on both hands.
Ring
She is wearing rings decorated with gems and hanging pearls on both her hands.
Chhada,Panzania
The feet of the deity are adorned with gem-studded anklets and anklets studded with diamonds and rubies, as well as golden anklets.
at the left hand of god
The deity’s left hand holds a golden bow adorned with pearls, rubies and emeralds, while the right hand holds a golden arrow.
around the neck of god
A garland with colorful floral patterns prepared by a dedicated handicraft institute is hung around the neck of the deity.
god’s head
The forehead of the deity is decorated with a traditional auspicious tilak made of diamonds and rubies.
feet of god
The feet of the deity are a decorated lotus, below which a gold garland is arranged.
Since Ramlala is revered as a five-year-old child, traditional toys made of silver are placed in front of him. These include a rattle, elephant, horse, camel, toy cart and a revolving top. Above the bright halo of the deity, a magnificent golden canopy has been installed.
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