Handcrafted Bronze Swami Ayyappan Idol – Manikanta | Dharma Shasta | Hariharaputra | Panchaloha Lord Ayyappa Murti for Puja & Temple Decor (15cm), Gold, 6 Inch, 1 Piece

Divine Bronze Swami Ayyappan Idol – Panchaloha Dharma Shasta Murti for Puja & Decor (15cm)

Product Highlights:

• Dimensions: Length: 15 cm | Width: 13 cm | Depth: 9 cm

• Weight: 1.35 K.G

• Material: High-quality Bronze (Kansa / Pittalai / Panchaloha)

• Package Contents: 1 Swami Ayyappan / Lord Ayyappa Idol

• Care Instructions: Gently clean using warm water with lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder to preserve its divine shine.

About Our Making Process:

At Bhunes, we meticulously handcraft each Ayyappa Swamy idol using traditional Chola art techniques and sacred metal compositions like Panchaloha, Ashtadhatu, Kanchu Loha, and Kansya. Every Lord Ayyappan murti is sculpted with devotion by skilled artisans, reflecting the essence of Sabarimala Ayyappa, also known as Manikanta, Dharma Shasta, Hariharaputra, Aiyanar, and Sastha. This South Indian masterpiece represents the powerful spiritual heritage of Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

Why Choose Us:

• Premium handmade bronze Ayyappa idols with intricate detailing

• Authentic Panchaloha Ayyappa sculpture for temples or puja rooms

• Rich in spiritual significance, ideal for Swamy Saranam devotees

• Customization and bulk orders available for homes, temples, and gifting

• Ethically sourced materials: Pittalai, Kamsya, Velli Kalai, and Tambadhatu

Deity Significance:

Swami Ayyappan, also revered as Lord Ayyappa, is the embodiment of dharma and devotion. Known by many names across India such as Manikanta, Sastha, Ayyanar, and Hariharaputra, he symbolizes spiritual victory, self-discipline, and inner strength. Worshipped widely in Sabarimala, his divine form is celebrated in temples and homes, especially in Southern India.

Perfect For:

• Home Puja Rooms & Altars

• Temple Installations & Rituals

• South Indian Traditional Decor

• Spiritual Gifting for Festivals & Housewarming

• Collectors of handcrafted bronze idols and Chola-style sculptures