Miniature Copper Annapurna Devi Idol for Compact Mandir & Gifting, 1.5 Inch
- Material Copper
- Height 1.6″ (4.0 cm)
- Weight 0.05 kg
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Description
Miniature Copper Annapurna Devi Idol for Compact Mandirs, Temple Shelves & Gifting
Product Highlights
- Dimensions: Length 4 cm x Width 3 cm x Depth 2 cm
- Weight: 50 grams
- Material: Copper (Tamba / Tamra / Chembu)
- Package Contents: 1 Handmade Annapurna Devi Idol
Craftsmanship
This copper Annapurna murti is handcrafted by skilled artisans in copper, with fine detailing and traditional shilpa artistry. Its compact form carries an antique finish suited to daily pooja.
Deity Significance
Goddess Annapurna, also known as Annapoorna Mata and Bhiksha Pradayini, is worshipped as the divine provider of food, wealth, and wellbeing, and is traditionally honored in home temples and kitchens.
Suited For
- Compact home mandirs and temple shelves
- Kitchen blessings and daily pooja
- Navratri and festive worship
- Festive return gifts and spiritual gifting
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions and weight of this idol?
It measures 4 cm long x 3 cm wide x 2 cm deep and weighs 50 grams.
What is it made of?
Copper, also known regionally as Tamba, Tamra, or Chembu.
Is this small enough for a compact mandir?
Yes, at 4 cm and 50 grams it fits a compact mandir, temple shelf, or small altar.
Why is copper used for idols?
Copper, also called Tamra, is considered sacred in Hindu traditions and is widely used for pooja vessels and idols.
How do I clean and maintain it?
Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
It measures 4 cm long x 3 cm wide x 2 cm deep and weighs 50 grams.
Copper, also known regionally as Tamba, Tamra, or Chembu.
Yes, at 4 cm and 50 grams it fits a compact mandir, temple shelf, or small altar.
Copper, also called Tamra, is considered sacred in Hindu traditions and is widely used for pooja vessels and idols.
Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the finish.
The Bhunes promise
Bought with confidence, treasured for generations
Handcrafted in India
Made by master artisans using traditional temple casting, since 2017.
Packed with care
Protective packing and tracked delivery across India and worldwide.
14-day returns
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