Pradosha Moorthy Museum replica of Panchaloha Idol

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 Pradosha Moorthy refers to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati depicted together during the auspicious "Pradosha period", a twilight time on the 13th day of each lunar fortnight, symbolizing cosmic balance and divine grace. Worshiping this form, often shown seated on Nandi (Shiva's divine bull), is believed to bring prosperity, good health, spiritual upliftment, and the fulfillment of aspirations. The representation is popular in sculptures, paintings, and rituals during Pradosham, a highly sacred time for devotees to connect with the divine couple.

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