Divine Brass Dhanvantari Idol, Lord of Ayurveda & Arogya Devata Sculpture

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length 15 cm × Width 10 cm × Depth 4 cm

• Weight: 250 grams

• Material: Premium Brass (Peetal, Pital, Pittal, Pittalai, Pittalam, Pittala, Hittale)

• Package Contents: 1 Dhanvantari Idol (Murti / Vigraha / Pratima / Moorthi / Bimbam)

• Finish: Traditional handcrafted detailing with spiritual elegance

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or pitambari powder to retain natural shine

About Our Making Process

This Brass Dhanvantari Murti is meticulously handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans using time-honored metal casting techniques. Made from sacred brass alloys known across India as Peetal, Pittal, Hittale, Pittalai, and Pittalam, this idol reflects classical Shilpa Shastra principles. Every detail—from the Amritakalasha to the serene expression—symbolizes divine healing energy, Ayurveda wisdom, and spiritual balance. Minor variations in texture and finish affirm its authentic handmade character.

Why Choose Us

• Authentic handcrafted Dhanvantari Vigraha made by traditional artisans

• High-quality brass ensuring durability and long-lasting divine aura

• Spiritually accurate iconography suitable for Prathishta and daily Pooja

• Ideal blend of devotion, heritage craftsmanship, and aesthetic appeal

• Customization support available for size and finish

Deity Significance

Lord Dhanvantari, also revered as Dhanvantri, Dhanwantri, Bhagavan, Arogya Devata, Ayurveda Deva, Vaidya Deva, and Bhishak, is the divine physician and an incarnation of Lord Vishnu (Narayana / Mahavishnu / Perumal). Holding the Amrita Kalasha, he symbolizes health, healing, longevity, and spiritual well-being. Worshipping Dhanvantari is believed to remove ailments, promote wellness, and bring positive energy into the home.

Perfect For

• • Home Pooja rooms and daily worship

  • Ayurveda clinics, hospitals, yoga & wellness centers

  • Temple installations and spiritual spaces

  • Auspicious gifting for housewarming, health recovery, festivals, and Diwali

  • Religious decor, sculpture collectors, and devotional interiors