Perumal Combo – Venkateswara Fiber Statue with Tulsi Japamala & Perumal Patham
Most homes have a Perumal photo, but very few have a complete devotional set—something to see, something to chant with, and something to receive divine blessings from. This curated Venkateswara Perumal combo brings all three into your sacred space.
Venkateswara Perumal Fiber Statue – Temple Arch Design
Look closely and the detail holds up: the ornate kiritam, the layered Perumal malai falling across the chest, the Sudarshana Chakra and Panchajanya Shanku held high, and the abhaya hastam raised in divine assurance—all set under an ornate prabhavali arch with yali motifs and a lotus crest, hand-painted in traditional green, red, and gold accents. While it reads as heavy brass across the room, it is lightweight fiber, making it perfectly safe for wall-mounted mandir shelves, narrow altar ledges, or office cabinets where a real brass idol could never sit safely.
Tulsi Japamala
Tulsi and Perumal are inseparable—and this is the bead set you will actually reach for every day. Hand-strung tulsi beads threaded securely on a durable cord, perfectly sized to hold comfortably in your hand for counting during japa. Whether for Govinda Namam in the morning, Vishnu Sahasranamam in the evening, or a quiet round during your daily commute, it keeps the count so your mind can stay focused on devotion.
Perumal Patham (Sri Satakopam)
At the temple, the moment that stays with you most is receiving the divine Satakopam on your head. This sacred piece brings that temple experience home. A palm-sized replica of Lord Perumal's sacred feet resting on a domed base, carved with the Perumal Namam in white and red and flanked by the Chakra and Shanku. Use it to close your daily pooja, on Ekadashi, or during Purattasi—for yourself, your children, or anyone leaving the house on a long journey.
What's Included in the Combo
- 1 × Venkateswara Perumal Fiber Statue with Temple Arch (Antique-Gold Finish)
- 1 × Hand-Strung Tulsi Japamala on Cord
- 1 × Perumal Patham (Sri Satakopam) with Namam, Shanku, and Chakra Detailing
Ideal For
- Purattasi month rituals, Purattasi Saturdays, and Vaikunta Ekadashi observances
- Home pooja rooms, mandirs, and quiet prayer corners
- Auspicious return gifts for Griha Pravesham (Housewarming), Weddings, and Seemantham
- Devotional gifting for elders, Perumal devotees, and newly married couples
Care Instructions
Wipe the statue and Perumal Patham with a soft, dry cloth. Keep the Tulsi Japamala away from water, oil, and direct perfumes to preserve the natural bead grain and texture.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this combo suitable for Purattasi pooja?
A: Yes—it is specifically built for it. The Venkateswara statue anchors your altar, the Tulsi Japamala carries your Purattasi Saturday japa, and the Perumal Patham closes each pooja with the sacred Satakopam blessing.
Q: Why choose a fiber statue instead of traditional brass?
A: The antique-gold finish gives you the look and fine detailing of a traditional brass murti at a fraction of the weight. This makes it safe for wall-mounted mandirs, glass shelves, and travel setups, while being far easier to lift during cleaning or alangaram.
Q: How do I use the Perumal Patham at home?
A: Keep it on your altar beside the deity. Following Deepa Aradhana, hold it and touch it gently to your head—just as the Sri Satakopam is placed on devotees at the temple. Many families do this for every member before stepping out on an auspicious day.
Q: Can the tulsi japamala be worn daily?
A: It is designed specifically as a hand-held japamala for counting rather than an everyday wrist accessory. Keep it on your pooja shelf and pick it up for your daily japa, or carry it with you in a mala bag for chanting on the go.
Q: Does the Perumal Namam come painted?
A: Yes. The sacred Namam on the Perumal Patham is hand-finished in traditional white and red, with the Chakra and Shanku embossed directly into the surrounding base.
Q: Is this a good gift option?
A: It is one of the easiest devotional gifts to give because it is complete. Whether for Griha Pravesham, weddings, Seemantham, or Purattasi thamboolam bags—the recipient does not need to buy anything else to begin worship.