Bronze Statue of Lord Vishnu

A Vishnu figure with eight hands represents his divine power and the ability to perform numerous tasks, a common depiction in Hinduism where he is the preserver and protector of the world.
The eight arms often hold sacred symbols such as a conch, discus, lotus, and mace, allowing him to wield multiple weapons and objects of dharma.
This form is found in ancient scriptures and is a common subject for sculptures and art, particularly in South and Southeast Asia.

Symbolism and Significance

• Divine Power:
The numerous arms symbolize his immense strength and capability to manage the universe, allowing him to address multiple concerns or carry out various divine functions simultaneously. 

• Symbolic Objects:
Each of the eight hands typically holds a specific item, including the conch (Shankha), the discus or wheel (Chakra), the lotus (Padma), and the mace (Gada), which are potent symbols of Vishnu's authority and role.