DIVINE HINDU Brass Gold-plated Kada

Murugan Kada (also known as Murugan's Sword) is an important symbol in Tamil culture and Hindu mythology, particularly in the worship of Lord Murugan, the Tamil god of war, victory, and wisdom. Lord Murugan, often depicted holding a spear or vel, is revered by millions of people across South India and Sri Lanka. The Murugan Kada is typically a short sword or a dagger associated with Lord Murugan, representing his strength, valor, and divine protection. This weapon is symbolic of his role as a protector of dharma (righteousness) and a vanquisher of evil forces. The vel (spear) is also regarded as his main weapon, but the kada (sword) is another significant item in his arsenal, often depicted in art and sculpture. In Tamil folklore and religious practices, the Murugan Kada serves not only as a weapon of battle but also as a symbol of spiritual power and discipline. Worshipers may use the symbol of the kada in their prayers and rituals, seeking protection from harm and strength in overcoming life's challenges. This sword is often associated with Lord Murugan’s role as a warrior god who fights against demons and darkness, delivering justice and ensuring the triumph of good over evil. In addition to its religious significance, the Murugan Kada is sometimes used as a cultural symbol, seen in various forms of jewelry, especially in Tamil festivals and religious processions, where devotees wear representations of the kada as a token of their devotion. Overall, the Murugan Kada represents both martial prowess and divine guidance, embodying the victory of good over evil, wisdom, and protection.