Bronze Pamban Swamigal Idol, Sri Pamban Swamy Panchaloha Murti, Kumaragurudasa Swamigal Tamil Saint Siddhar Vigraha for Pooja Mandir Decor, Gold, 2.5 Inch, 1 Piece

Bronze Pamban Swamigal Idol, Panchaloha Tamil Saint Murti, Kumaragurudasa Swamigal Vigraha for Pooja Mandir Decor

Product Highlights

• Dimension: Length 6 cm | Width 6 cm | Depth 4 cm

• Weight: 300 Grams

• Material: Premium Bronze / Panchaloha Alloy

• Finish: Traditional South India Art, Chola Style Craftsmanship

• Package Contents: 1 Pamban Swamigal Idol

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or pitambari powder to retain natural shine.

About Our Making Process

This handcrafted Bronze Pamban Swamigal Murti is created using traditional Panchaloha / Panchadhatu / Pancha Dhatu metal casting techniques inspired by classical Chola art of South India. Crafted by skilled artisans, this sacred Kumaragurudasa Swamigal Vigraha reflects authentic Tamil spiritual heritage. The alloy blend, known regionally as Kansa, Kansya, Pittalai, Kanchu, Kamsya, Chembu, Tambadhatu, Ashtadhatu, enhances durability, divine aura, and traditional temple aesthetics. Each piece undergoes detailed finishing to preserve the serene expression of the revered Murugan Bhakta Saint.

• Authentic handmade, handcrafted bronze idol

• Traditional South Indian artisan craftsmanship

• Temple-style Panchaloha alloy finish

• Compact size ideal for home mandir or office altar

• Durable, long-lasting devotional metal murti

• Designed for spiritual energy and sacred ambiance

Deity Significance

Pamban Swamigal, also known as Pamban Swamy, Pamban Siddhar, Kumaragurudasa Swamigal, was a great devotee of Lord Murugan (Subramanya / Skanda). His devotional hymns and spiritual teachings continue to inspire bhakti across Tamil Nadu and India. Installing this Tamil Saint Pamban Swamigal Idol symbolizes unwavering devotion, divine protection, wisdom, and spiritual upliftment.

• Daily pooja and mandir worship

• Spiritual décor for home or office

• Gifting for Murugan devotees

• Temple installations

• Religious festivals and sacred occasions

• Traditional South Indian heritage collections