Maharani Durga Devi Idol in Brass – Simhavahini Shakti Sculpture for Pooja Room & Home Decor

Product Highlights:

• Dimensions: Length: 30cm, Width: 18cm, Depth: 8cm

• Material: Solid Brass (Peetal / Pital / Pittal)

• Weight: Approx. 2 KG

• Package Contents: 1 Brass Durga Devi Idol

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

About Our Making Process:

At Bhunes, we handcraft every Durga Devi idol with precision and reverence, using time-honored lost wax and sand casting methods. Our artisans shape each moorthi from premium brass (peetal / pital / pittal), infusing spiritual energy into every curve and contour. The antique finish evokes a deep sense of tradition, making it ideal for spiritual settings and interior decor.

This Maharani Durga statue is a depiction of Simhavahini Adi Shakti, the fierce embodiment of divine feminine energy. Whether you refer to her as Mahishasura Mardini, Chandika, Bhavani, Vaishno Devi, or Ambika, this sculpture honors all her powerful forms. Each piece is crafted to serve as a pratima, vigraha, bimbam, or puja moorthi, suitable for Navratri worship, daily rituals, or temple installations.

Why Choose Us:

• Authentic South Indian craftsmanship

• Highly detailed and spiritually aligned designs

• Custom orders and bulk gifting available

• Eco-friendly & ethically sourced materials

• Pan-India delivery with safe packaging

• Trusted by temples, interior designers & spiritual seekers

Deity Significance:

Durga Devi, also revered as Jagadamba, Katyayani, Rajarajeshwari, Sharada Devi, Kamakhya, Chamundeshwari, Mahakali, and Tripura Sundari, symbolizes courage, strength, and divine protection. Her lion mount and trishul embody fearless power. Worship of Navadurga during Navratri invokes auspiciousness, victory, and spiritual growth.

Perfect For:

• Pooja Rooms & Home Temples

• Office & Business Establishments

• Navratri & Dussehra Celebrations

• Spiritual Gifts & Festive Gifting

• Interior Décor & Vastu Placements

• Collectors of traditional sculptures, vigrahams, and murtis