About this piece
Description
Sized for the smallest home mandirs, kitchen ledges and travel altars, this 2-inch brass Annapurneshwari idol depicts Annapurna Devi, the goddess of food and nourishment. It measures 5 x 4 x 3 cm and weighs about 50 grams.
The murti is handcrafted in brass (peetal) using traditional Indian shilpa techniques and hand-polished to a golden finish.
Annapurneshwari, also called Annada Devi and Akshaya Annapurna, is a form of Goddess Parvati worshipped as the provider of food. She is revered at the Annapurna temple in Kashi (Varanasi) and at the Annapoorneshwari temple in Horanadu, Karnataka, and her worship is closely linked with anna daanam, the offering of food to others.
Good places for this idol:
- A compact home temple or pooja shelf for daily worship
- The kitchen, where Annapurna Devi is traditionally honoured
- A travel pooja kit or small altar on a work desk
- Housewarming, festival and religious ceremony gifts
Specifications:
- Dimensions: Length 5 cm x Width 4 cm x Depth 3 cm
- Weight: 50 grams
- Material: Brass
- Finish: Hand-polished golden brass
- Package contents: 1 Annapurna sculpture
Frequently asked questions
Is this 2-inch Annapurna idol small enough for a compact mandir?
Yes. It measures 5 cm long, 4 cm wide and 3 cm deep and weighs about 50 grams, so it sits easily on a narrow mandir shelf, a kitchen ledge or a small travel altar.
What comes in the package?
One brass Annapurna sculpture. No separate base, stand or pooja accessories are included.
What does the name Akshaya Annapurna mean?
Akshaya means inexhaustible and Annapurna means full of food, so the name describes the goddess as the giver of food that never runs out. Annapurneshwari and Annada Devi are other names for the same goddess.
Can this brass murti be used for abhishekam?
Yes. Brass can be bathed with water or milk during abhishekam; wipe it dry with a soft cloth straight afterwards to prevent water spots.
Is a 2-inch brass Annapurna murti a good griha pravesh gift?
Yes. Annapurna Devi is associated with a well-fed home and the kitchen, and at about 50 grams this murti is light and easy to carry or post as a housewarming gift.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. It measures 5 cm long, 4 cm wide and 3 cm deep and weighs about 50 grams, so it sits easily on a narrow mandir shelf, a kitchen ledge or a small travel altar.
One brass Annapurna sculpture. No separate base, stand or pooja accessories are included.
Akshaya means inexhaustible and Annapurna means full of food, so the name describes the goddess as the giver of food that never runs out. Annapurneshwari and Annada Devi are other names for the same goddess.
Yes. Brass can be bathed with water or milk during abhishekam; wipe it dry with a soft cloth straight afterwards to prevent water spots.
Yes. Annapurna Devi is associated with a well-fed home and the kitchen, and at about 50 grams this murti is light and easy to carry or post as a housewarming gift.
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