Panchaloha Lord Murugan Idol | Bronze Subramanya Kartikeya Skanda Shanmukha Statue | Handmade South Indian Bronze Vel Murugan Sculpture,Brown, 12.5 Inch, 1 Piece

Lord Murugan bronze Idol | Subramanya Panchaloha Statue | Skanda Kartikeya Bronze Sculpture

Product Highlights:

• Dimensions: Length: 31 cm | Width: 20 cm | Depth: 10 cm

• Material: Traditional Panchaloha (Bronze, Copper, Tin, Silver, Gold)

• Weight: 5.5 KG

• Package Contents: 1 Murugan Sculpture

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

About Our Making Process:

At Bhunes, every sculpture is handcrafted using the ancient lost-wax casting technique from South India. This divine Lord Murugan idol is made from Panchaloha, a sacred alloy of five metals—Bronze, Copper, Tin, Silver, and Gold—as prescribed in the Shilpa Shastras. This Vedic composition, also known as Pancha Dhatu, is believed to radiate powerful energy, promoting health, wealth, balance, and spiritual well-being.

Each sculpture is a tribute to the legacy of Chola art, meticulously detailed with handmade craftsmanship, and represents the traditional spirit of South Indian bronze sculpture.

Why Choose Us:

• Premium handcrafted Murugan idols rooted in tradition

• Made with authentic Panchaloha / Panchdhatu as per Vedic guidelines

• Customization options available

• Every piece reflects the sacred energy of Murugan Swamy, perfect for temple installations, pujas, or spiritual gifting

• Trusted by devotees and collectors for genuine South Indian heritage idols

Deity Significance:

Murugan, also known as Kartikeya, Skanda, Subramanya, Shanmukha, Arumugan, Swaminatha, Velavan, Guha, Dandapani, and Palani Murugan, is the revered son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Worshipped widely in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and across South India, he is the God of War and Victory, symbolizing courage, wisdom, and spiritual power. This idol depicts Murugan with his Vel (spear) and peacock mount, bringing protection and prosperity to your space.

Perfect For:

Temple décor, Home puja rooms, Gifting during festivals like Thaipusam, Skanda Sashti, or Navaratri, Housewarmings, Spiritual ceremonies, and as a collector’s centerpiece.