Lord Ramlala Idol Ayodhya Murti for Home Office Showroom Puja Ghar, H- 12 Inches

Lord Ramlala Idol Ayodhya Murti for Home Office Showroom Puja Ghar, H- 12 Inches "Ram Lala" refers to Lord Rama, which was 7th incarnation of Lord Vishnu, a significant deity in Hinduism. The "murti" refers to a sacred image or idol representing a deity. The phrase "Ram Lala murti" is often used to refer to the idol or image of Lord Rama, particularly in the context of devotion and worship among Hindus. In Hindu temples and households, devotees often worship idols or images of various deities, including Lord Rama, as a focal point for their religious practices and spiritual devotion. The term "Ram Lala murti" reflects the reverence and devotion that many Hindus hold for Lord Rama. It is not merely a physical form but a manifestation of divine grace, inviting seekers to embrace the path of dharma and self-realization. the new idol of Ram Lala is not confined to marble or gold but resides within the depths of the soul, illuminating the path of righteousness for all who seek its divine grace. Material: PolyResin Colour: Metallic Dimensions: L- 16 cm / W- 11 cm / H- 29.5 cm Weight: 1.550 Kg