Central to the concept of preservation in Hinduism is the deity Lord Vishnu. Often depicted with a serene countenance, Vishnu is considered the sustainer of the universe. Devotees frequently seek to connect with the divine through various representations, such as the Lord Vishnu brass statue, a popular choice for home worship and pooja rooms.

One of the most iconic forms of Vishnu is the "sleeping Vishnu" idol, known as Ananta Shayana or the cosmic siesta. In this form, Lord Vishnu reclines on the serpent Ananta, symbolizing the cosmic ocean. The statue captures a moment of tranquility, signifying the rest between cycles of creation and destruction.

Devotees believe that having a Vishnu idol in the pooja room fosters an atmosphere of harmony and balance, invoking the energy of preservation into their homes. The rituals and prayers conducted around these god statues are a testament to the eternal cycle of life and the enduring nature of divine love and protection.