Nandi is said to be a granter of boons and the chief of the Siddhas in Hinduism. The Nandi is a symbol of patience, strength, and sincerity.
The Nandi is symbolic of stability and is often seen seated in front of the main shrine. Each of the four legs of the divine mount represents the four elements:

1. Sathya, the truth
2. Dharma, righteousness
3. Shanti, peace
4. Prema, love

The name, Nandi, translates to “one that gives joy.” Every Nandi Statue follows the traditional morphology of a bull or the Indian ox. A strong hump is seen on the back, strong horns on the head. It is believed that enlightenment can be attained through the understanding and the practice of these elements, making it the purpose of human birth. Therefore, the Nandi protects Dharma and the chief of the Ganas. The Nandi statue can be worshipped both in the home and in the office to bring in prosperity, good luck, success, wealth, and power.

The Nandi protects and secures work and businesses from unforeseen conditions. The Nandi creates an atmosphere of respect and reverence in the family unit when worshipped at home.
Worshipping a Nandi statue in the workplace increases stability in the work environment. It also attracts new customers and clients while ensuring long-term, loyal collaborations. Many devotees also believe that worshipping the Nandi statue helps them receive blessings from their forefathers and helps devotees suffering from Pithra Dosha.

Dimensions: Height is 8 inch, width is 11 inch and weighs 3.6kg