Graceful Brass Deer, Chital, Barasingha, Mriga Sculpture for Home Decor, Temple & Gifts

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 25 cm, Width – 29 cm, Depth – 6 cm

• Weight: Approx. 1.8 KG

• Material: High-quality Hand-cast Brass (Pital / Peetal)

• Package Includes: 1 Deer Sculpture (Chital / Hiran / Barasingha Idol)

• Care Instructions: Gently clean using warm water with lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder to retain natural shine.

About Our Making Process

Every Deer Idol at Bhunes is a tribute to traditional Indian metal art, handcrafted using the ancient lost-wax technique in pure brass (Pital, Peetal, Pittal, Pittala). Sculpted with devotion, this graceful Chital Murti or Barasingha Vigraham symbolizes gentleness, elegance, and spiritual calm. Our artisans sculpt each piece with attention to detail—celebrating forms like Axis Deer, Krishnamriga, Sambhar, Blackbuck, and Indian Antelope, bringing life to divine nature-inspired idols.

Whether referred to as Mriga, Hiran, Mrigraj, Kasturi Mriga, or Jangli Hiran, this deer idol stands as a timeless Shilpa (art sculpture) meant to bless your surroundings with peace and positivity.

Why Choose Us

• Handcrafted in India using traditional methods

• Premium-quality finish with divine symbolism

• Customization options available

• Safe packaging and worldwide delivery

• Trusted by spiritual homes and temple curators

Deity Significance

In Vedic tradition, the Deer (Mriga / Harin / Krishnamriga) symbolizes purity, grace, and mindfulness. Sacred texts link the deer to Chandra (moon deity) and as the vahana (vehicle) of certain divine forms. Krishnamriga idols are believed to attract positive energy and focus during meditation, making them ideal for yoga rooms, vastu spaces, or home temples.

Perfect For

• Home Temple Decor, Puja Mandapam, and Spiritual Altars

• Gifting for Housewarming, Diwali, Weddings, and Festive Celebrations

• Interior Styling for Living Rooms, Meditation Corners, Yoga Spaces

• Showpiece for Shelves, Side Tables, and Ethnic Decor Themes