Bronze Bhoga Sakthi Amman | Shivagami Parvati Murti in Chola Art Style for Pooja, Temple & Home DecorBrown, 20.5 Inch, 1 Piece

Panchaloha Bhogashakti Parvati Idol – Bronze Bhoga Sakthi Amman Murti in Chola Art Style

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length: 52 cm, Width: 30 cm, Depth: 32 cm

• Product Weight: 21.3 K.G

• Material: Premium-Grade Bronze (Panchaloha Alloy)

• Package Contents: 1 Bhoga Shakti Parvati Idol

• Care Instructions: Clean with warm water using Lemon, Tamarind, or Pitambari powder

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, we handcraft each piece using the traditional Chola art technique, casting it in the sacred Panchaloha alloy—a revered five-metal combination known for its spiritual resonance. This Bhoga Shakti Devi idol, also revered as Bhogashakti, Bhoga Sakthi Amman, Bhoga Lakshmi, Bhoga Parameswari, and Shivagami, reflects divine feminine energy, prosperity, and power. Every idol is intricately sculpted by skilled artisans to reflect the grace of South Indian temple sculptures, enriched with antique-style finishing for a heritage feel.

Why Choose Us

• Authentic Panchaloha Bhoga Sakthi Parvati Idol

• Rich detailing with temple-style finish, ideal for pooja rooms, meditation spaces, and spiritual decor

• Custom handcrafted, made in India with love and devotion

• Available in variants like Kansa, Pittalai, Kanchu, Kansya, Velliyam, Tamrapanchaka, Ashtadhatu, Panchdhatu, Pancha Loha and more

• Secure packaging with pan-India delivery

• 100% satisfaction guarantee for quality and craftsmanship

Deity Significance

Bhogashakti, an auspicious form of Goddess Parvati, is worshipped as the divine source of Shakti, wealth, fertility, and balance. She is honored in various forms across India, including Bhoga Sakthi Amman, Bhogamatha, Bhoga Kamakshi, Bhoga Meenakshi, Bhogeshwari, and Bhoga Durga. This idol beautifully represents Shivagami’s poised and nurturing energy, making it a sacred addition to your space.

Perfect For

• South Indian traditional temples and home altars

• Meditation corners and spiritual sanctums

• Gifting for weddings, housewarmings, Navaratri, and Diwali

• Classical Indian décor lovers and heritage art collectors

• Worship during festivals and daily pooja rituals