Kameshvara

Kameshvara , Mahakameshvara is one of the highest forms of Lord Shiva, the almighty god of the universe in the Shaiva tradition of Hinduism. He is mainly mentioned in the Hindu scriptures Lalita Mahatmyam of the Brahmanda Purana and Tripura Rahasyam.^[2][3] Kameshvara is the highest form of Shiva and considered to be the omnipotent deity.^[4]

Kameshvara
Supreme God; One of the Highest Forms of Shiva The Governer of the Universe Para Brahman, the Supreme Being
Other names	Mahakameshvara, Laliteshvara, Rajarajeshvara, Shodasha
Abode	Manidvipa / Śrī Nagara
Mantra	Om Sri Mahakameshvaraya Namah
Weapon	Pasha (noose), Ankusha (elephant goad), arrow and sugarcane bow[1]
Symbols	Sri Yantra, Om
Day	Monday
Mount	Nandi
Texts	Brahmanda Purana Tripura Rahasya
Gender	Male
Festivals	Mahashivaratri
Consort	Tripura Sundari

Statue of Shiva doing the Tandavam.

Nomenclature

Kameshvara means Lord of desires.^[5]

Iconography

Lord Kameshvara also has Noose, Goad, Arrows and Bow similar to Goddess Kameshvari.^[6]