Decorated in minimal jewellery and faces holding serene smiles, a set of Rishabha Devar idols are intricately carved using the art form of lost wax, native to the town of Swamimalai, elucidated in texts like Madhuchista Vidhana. Reverently mentioned in the Srimad Bhagavata Mahapurana, Rishabha is one of the twenty-four incarnations of Lord Vishnu. The name Rishabha translates to bull and its history dates back eons and eons earlier.The details of their faces, bodies, garbs and even their pedestals have been attended to lovingly, shining faintly in their bronze colour.