Bronze Handcrafted Panchaloha Ayyanar | Tamil Village Guardian Deity | Dharma Shasta | Kaaval Deivam | Shree Sastha Idol for Temple & Home, Gold, 12 Inch, 1 Piece

Handcrafted Panchaloha Bronze Aiyanar | Village Guardian Deity Idol

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 31 cm, Width – 19 cm, Depth – 16 cm

• Weight: Approx. 11,500 grams

• Material: Traditional Panchaloha Bronze (Brass, Copper, Zinc, Silver & Gold)

• Package Contents: 1 Bronze Aiyanar Sculpture

• Care Instructions: Gently clean with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder

About Our Making Process

This Lord Ayyanar idol is 100% handcrafted by Bhunes using the time-honored lost-wax casting technique, in accordance with the Shilpa Shastras—ancient Vedic texts on sculpting divine forms. It is cast from the sacred Panchaloha alloy, a five-metal blend of brass, copper, zinc, silver, and gold, believed to invite positive vibrations, health, prosperity, and protection into your space. Every curve and expression reflects devotion and precision by our skilled South Indian artisans.

Why Choose Us

At Bhunes, we are dedicated to preserving the rich legacy of Chola bronze art through our exclusive in-house creations. Each sculpture is a limited-edition collectible, combining spiritual significance with artistic excellence. We use authentic Panchaloha compositions and ensure unmatched quality and detailing. Customization options are available on request.

Deity Significance

Aiyanar (also known as Ayyanar, Shasta, Dharma Shasta, or Kaaval Deivam) is the protector deity of Tamil Nadu's rural temples and village boundaries. He is often depicted with weapons, mounted on horses or elephants, symbolizing his warrior aspect as a guardian of dharma and villages. Worshipped as a Gramadevata or Kshetrapalaka, Lord Ayyanar ensures safety, justice, and protection to devotees and communities.

Perfect For

• Home temples, pooja rooms, and traditional rituals

• Village temples and spiritual centers

• Gifts for spiritual occasions, housewarmings, and cultural events

• Art collectors, heritage enthusiasts, and Panchaloha idol admirers