Lalita Tripurasundari Goddess Statue | 6"H x 4.25"W x 4.75"D Inch
Tripura Sundari means the beautiful one of the three worlds or realms. She is closely associated with Lalita, Shodashi and Rajarajeshwari, and is the central goddess of the Sri Vidya tradition.
Pasha (noose): often interpreted in traditional explanations as a symbol of attachment or binding.
Ankusha (goad): associated with control or guidance.
Sugarcane bow: symbolically connected with the mind.
Five flower arrows: associated with the five senses.
The Tripura Sundari idol represents the Divine Mother revered in Shakta traditions as Lalita Tripurasundari, Shodashi and Rajarajeshwari. Her name is traditionally interpreted as the beauty of the three worlds, and she holds a central place in Sri Vidya worship.
Tripura Sundari is celebrated in devotional literature, including the Lalita Sahasranama, and is closely associated with the Sri Chakra. Her traditional iconography may include the Pasha (noose), Ankusha (goad), sugarcane bow and five flower arrows, each carrying symbolic meanings within the goddess's devotional tradition.
A Tripura Sundari statue is a meaningful choice for devotees interested in Sri Vidya, Lalita worship and traditional Hindu goddess sculpture. It can also be considered for a home shrine or a collection of devotional art, depending on its size and design.
Explore the Tripura Sundari collection at Idol Bronze and appreciate the artistry of this revered goddess form and its place in South Indian devotional traditions.
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