Brass Aiyanar Idol with Peetam & Prabhavali , Tamil Village Guardian God, Ayyanar Shasta Dharma Sastha Kuladeivam Kaaval Deivam Sculpture, Gold, 7 Inch, 1 Piece

Sacred Brass Aiyanar Idol with Peetam and Prabhavali – Traditional Tamil Village Guardian Deity

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 18 cm, Width – 16 cm, Depth – 11 cm

• Material: High-quality brass with intricate detailing

• Weight: 1.8 kilograms (approx.)

• Package Includes: 1 Brass Aiyanar Idol, 1 Peetam with Prabhavali

• Care Instructions: Wipe with a dry soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or water for long-lasting sheen.

About Our Making Process

This handcrafted Aiyanar Idol is sculpted using traditional metal casting techniques with high copper-content brass (Peetal / Hitale / Pital), delivering both spiritual aura and lasting durability. The Peetam and Prabhavali (ornamental arch) are intricately detailed, signifying divine energy and sacred boundaries. Each piece is inspired by ancient Tamil art forms, echoing the legacy of Tamil Nadu's kaaval deivam (guardian deities) and folk traditions.

Why Choose Us

• Authentic South Indian craftsmanship rooted in temple traditions

• Use of premium-grade brass alloys like Pitala, Tambra Pittal, and Vellipittalam

• Ideal for temples, pooja rooms, home altars, or cultural collections

• Secure packaging and reliable delivery worldwide

• Customization available for size, finish, and deity attributes

Deity Significance

Aiyanar, also known as Ayyanar, Shasta, or Dharma Shasta, is the revered Tamil folk deity who guards village borders and ensures the well-being of the community. He is often depicted on horseback, symbolizing vigilance, strength, and swift protection. Worshipped as a kuladeivam (family deity) across South India, Aiyanar is accompanied by fierce guardian spirits like Karuppasamy and Veerabhadra. The Prabhavali behind the idol represents cosmic protection, making this sculpture a divine presence in your sacred space.

Perfect For

• Home temples and pooja rooms

• Temple installations and spiritual centers

• Housewarming, spiritual gifting, and festivals

• Cultural collectors and connoisseurs of folk deities