Handcrafted Bronze Mahakali Idol | Panchaloha Kali Mata Murti | Shmashana Kalika Devi Sculpture for Temple & Home Decor – 12.1 KG,Brown, 19 Inch, 1 Piece

Fierce Bronze Mahakali Idol | Handcrafted Panchaloha Kali Mata Murti for Temple & Home Decor – 12.1 KG

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 47 cm | Width – 31 cm | Depth – 16 cm

• Weight: 12.1 KG

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

• Package Includes: 1 Handcrafted Mahakali Idol

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

About Our Making Process

This exquisite Mahakali Idol is handmade by Bhunes using the ancient lost wax casting method (also known as madhu uchhisht vidhi), rooted in Chola art traditions of South India. The idol is cast using an authentic Panchaloha alloy – a sacred five-metal blend as per the Shilpa Shastras, comprising bronze, copper, silver, gold, and tin. Panchaloha idols are spiritually significant, believed to radiate divine energy and bring balance, prosperity, good health, and inner peace to the surroundings.

Each detail of this Kali Mata murti is sculpted by our master artisans, honoring Her fierce yet protective form as Kalika Devi, Bhadrakali, Chamundeshwari, Adya Kali, and Tara Kali, among Her many names. This is an exclusive in-house creation of Bhunes – not mass-produced, but crafted with devotion and precision.

Why Choose Us

• 100% handcrafted using premium panchaloha blend

• Made with strict adherence to vedic principles and Shilpa Shastra guidelines

• In-house artisans with deep knowledge of South Indian temple art

• Customization options available for size, posture, and finish

• Safe nationwide and international shipping

• Authenticity guaranteed

Deity Significance

Mahakali – the fierce embodiment of the Divine Feminine (Shakti) – is the destroyer of ego, evil, and illusion. She is worshipped across India in forms such as Kali Maa, Shyama, Kalratri, Chamunda, Pratyangira, Rudrakali, and Dhumavati. As Dakshina Kalika, she represents both destruction and transformation. This form of Shmashana Kali or Ugra Kali is often enshrined in temples and home altars to remove negativity, awaken spiritual energy, and grant moksha (liberation).

Perfect For

• Traditional South Indian temple installations

• Home puja altars and spiritual sanctuaries

• Vastu corrections and energy balancing

• Gifting to spiritual seekers and collectors of heritage art

• Interior décor with an authentic and divine aesthetic