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Hanuman and Garuda symbolize unmatched devotion, strength, and divine protection in Hindu tradition. Together, they represent fearless service to Lord Vishnu, guiding devotees with courage, loyalty, and spiritual power.
Size : 8×4cm
Weight : 0.101
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