Presenting the divine grace with this stunning Guruvayurappan doll, crafted in vibrant paper mache with exceptional facial features. Measuring 18 inches tall and 11 inches wide, this idol captures Lord Krishna in his majestic standing form with four arms holding the conch, discus, mace, and lotus—symbolizing protection, wisdom, strength, and purity.

Inspired by the revered deity of Guruvayur Temple in Kerala, this handcrafted piece is adorned with rich ornaments and framed by the signature arch of hooded serpents, radiating spiritual energy and South Indian temple charm. A perfect addition to your Golu or pooja space.

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Did you know?

Guruvayurappan is the presiding deity of the famous Guruvayur Temple in Kerala, worshipped in the form of Balakrishna (child Krishna). The idol is said to be a Divine manifestation of Lord Vishnu, holding the Sangu, Chakram Gadai, (mace) and lotus (padma)—symbolizing his complete cosmic power.

The deity is believed to have been installed by Guru Brihaspati and Vayu Deva, hence the name Guru-Vayu-Ur (the place of Guru and Vayu).