Parthasarathy Perumal, worshipped as Lord Krishna in his role as Arjuna’s charioteer, is shown here with Thayar in a richly ornamented traditional presentation. The majestic arch, vivid garments, sacred markings, and detailed jewelry create a powerful temple-inspired presence. This set beautifully represents divine guidance, courage, protection, and grace. Ideal for Golu, prayer rooms, festive décor, or devotional collections, it brings the spiritual heritage of Thiruvallikeni’s celebrated Vaishnavite tradition into the home with beauty and reverence. Perumal is 18" height and 11 " width. Thayar is 13" . Paper Mache set of 2 dolls.

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Parthasarathy means “the charioteer of Partha,” referring to Lord Krishna guiding Arjuna during the Mahabharata war. At the historic Thiruvallikeni temple, the deity is famously depicted with a moustache, representing his appearance as a royal charioteer. Temple tradition also associates visible marks on the deity with the arrows Krishna received while protecting Arjuna. Rukmini is revered as Thayar.