Statues of Sri Vishnu standing with a cosmic stillness are some of the most commonly made icons of the Hindu preserver Lord since the early period of Indian art, as a symbol of the immovable and omnipresent god. This wooden statue of Lord Vishnu is inspired by the stone and metal icons of Vishnu found in the ancient temple towns of the country.

Sri Vishnu stands in the upright pose, in his Chaturbhuja Roopa, adorned by the Vaishnava Kiritamukuta crown, and bejeweled ornaments, holding his conch, discus, mace, and the gesture of fearlessness. The aureole that surrounds Sri Vishnu is a stylized vegetation, symbolizing the origin and blossoming of life and the Universe, a celestial event that is empowered by the presence of Sri Hari Vishnu.