This unique bronze icon features the potent duo of Chakrathalwar or Sudarshan in an anthropomorphic form and Sri Yoga Narasimha- symbolizing the supremacy of Vishnu.

Both deity images are an integral part of Tamil Vaishnava temple rituals, worshiped alongside Vishnu-Narayana.

The sixteen-armed Sudarshan Perumal or Chakrathalwar is adorned by a fiery aura, Tilak, short dhoti, and enlarged eyes, standing on two blooming lotuses.

On the reverse is Yoga-Narasimha enthroned on the head of Adi Shesha, as a removable icon for the ease of performing various rituals.

Two roaring lions placed on a lotus pedestal raise the image on their heads, adding to the fierce and active energy of the ritual bronze.