Introduction In the vast pantheon of Sanatan Dharma, every deity represents an eternal principle of life. Among them, Lord Vishwakarma stands as the embodiment of creativity, engineering, and craftsmanship. Known as the Devashilpi (celestial architect), he is revered as the first engineer, sculptor, and divine craftsman. Vishwakarma Pooja, celebrated every year on Kanya Sankranti , is not just a religious festival—it is an acknowledgment of human skill, labor, and the tools that sustain civilization. Who is Lord Vishwakarma? Lord Vishwakarma is described in the Rigveda, Mahabharata, and Puranas as the divine architect of the gods. His name itself comes from “Vishwa” (universe) and “Karma” (creator or action), meaning the creator…