In every Vaishnava shrine, one can observe the presence of three divine symbols i.e., the Tilak, the Chakra, and the Shankha. Vaishnav Tilak, a beautifully designed art piece brings these three potent symbols in a single composition. At the center, is the Vaishnava Tilak, wherein the two outer lines represent the feet
In every Vaishnava shrine, one can observe the presence of three divine symbols i.e., the Tilak, the Chakra, and the Shankha.
Vaishnav Tilak, a beautifully designed art piece brings these three potent symbols in a single composition. At the center, is the Vaishnava Tilak, wherein the two outer lines represent the feet of Narayana, and the line in the middle represents his consort, Lakshmi. On the...
In every Vaishnava shrine, one can observe the presence of three divine symbols i.e., the Tilak, the Chakra, and the Shankha. Vaishnav Tilak, a beautifully designed art piece brings these three potent symbols in a single composition. At the center, is the Vaishnava Tilak, wherein the two outer lines represent the feet
In every Vaishnava shrine, one can observe the presence of three divine symbols i.e., the Tilak, the Chakra, and the Shankha.
Vaishnav Tilak, a beautifully designed art piece brings these three potent symbols in a single composition. At the center, is the Vaishnava Tilak, wherein the two outer lines represent the feet of Narayana, and the line in the middle represents his consort, Lakshmi. On the left is the Chakra which represents the wheel of time and on the right is the Shankha, representing the sound of creation.
These sacred symbols together represent the strength and divine aura of Lord Padmanabha and are believed to bring peace & repel negative energy.
