Panchaloha Bronze Annapurna Devi Idol, 4.5 Inch Chola-Style Annapurneshwari Murti for Pooja, Gold
- Material Bronze
- Height 4.7″ (12.0 cm)
- Weight 0.75 kg
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Description
Compact in size but heavy in the hand, this 4.5-inch Annapurna Devi idol is cast in Panchaloha bronze and weighs 750 grams at 12 x 8 x 6 cm. It depicts Goddess Annapurneshwari, the Hindu goddess of food and nourishment, in the Chola style of South Indian bronze work, with a golden finish.
Artisans handcraft each idol in Panchaloha, the traditional five-metal bronze alloy used for South Indian temple icons, including the processional utsava murtis. It is a newly made piece, not an antique.
Annapurna Devi, also called Annapurneshwari and Annapurna Bhagwati, is a form of Goddess Parvati. She is worshipped as the giver of food, and her idol is traditionally kept where a family prays or cooks.
Good for:
- A home altar or pooja room
- An office desk, reception counter or shop shrine
- Festival and wedding gifts
Specifications:
- Dimensions: Length 12 cm x Width 8 cm x Depth 6 cm
- Weight: 750 grams
- Material: Bronze (Panchaloha)
- Finish: Golden bronze
- Package contents: 1 sculpture
Frequently asked questions
Why does this 4.5-inch Annapurna idol weigh 750 grams?
Panchaloha bronze is a dense metal alloy, so even at 12 x 8 x 6 cm the idol weighs 750 grams. The weight keeps it steady on the altar.
Can this Annapurneshwari murti be kept on an office desk?
Yes. At 12 cm on its longest side and 6 cm deep, it fits on a desk, a reception counter or a small office shrine.
Why are South Indian temple idols made of Panchaloha?
South Indian temple tradition prescribes metal icons, especially the processional utsava murtis, and Panchaloha is the alloy traditionally used for them. This idol follows that tradition on a home scale.
How should I clean this golden bronze idol?
Use warm water with lemon, tamarind or Pitambari powder, rub gently, rinse and dry fully with a soft cloth.
What does the package contain?
One Panchaloha bronze Annapurna sculpture. There is no stand, base or pooja accessory in the box.
Frequently Asked Questions
Panchaloha bronze is a dense metal alloy, so even at 12 x 8 x 6 cm the idol weighs 750 grams. The weight keeps it steady on the altar.
Yes. At 12 cm on its longest side and 6 cm deep, it fits on a desk, a reception counter or a small office shrine.
South Indian temple tradition prescribes metal icons, especially the processional utsava murtis, and Panchaloha is the alloy traditionally used for them. This idol follows that tradition on a home scale.
Use warm water with lemon, tamarind or Pitambari powder, rub gently, rinse and dry fully with a soft cloth.
One Panchaloha bronze Annapurna sculpture. There is no stand, base or pooja accessory in the box.
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