Brass Maharishi Patanjali Idol – Sage of Yoga in Meditative Serpent Form | Patanjali Murti for Home Temple, Yoga Studio & Gifting

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length: 45 cm, Width: 15 cm, Depth: 15 cm

• Weight: 5.8 K.G

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

• Package Contents: 1 Maharishi Patanjali Sculpture

• Care Instructions: Gently clean with warm water using Lemon, Tamarind, or Pitambari powder to maintain luster and shine.

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, each Patanjali Muni Moorthi is meticulously handcrafted by seasoned artisans using traditional lost-wax casting techniques. This Brass Patanjali Statue, also known as Patanjali Siddhar Murti, is depicted in serene meditation with a serpent hood – symbolizing Kundalini energy and spiritual enlightenment. We use premium Pital, also referred to as Hittale, Hitale, Pittalam, Pittalai, or Tambra Pittal, and offer versions in Velli Aluminium, Ashtadhatu, and Paital, ensuring both divine presence and artistic value.

Why Choose Us

We are committed to authenticity, craftsmanship, and tradition. Our Patanjali Rishi Idol, also called Patanjali Yogacharya Sculpture, is not just a piece of décor – it's a spiritual asset. Every Patanjali Swami Statue from Bhunes reflects balance, discipline, and divine consciousness. We also offer customisation options, whether it's for temples, wellness centers, or as a yoga-themed gift.

Deity Significance

Revered as the compiler of the Yoga Sutras, Maharishi Patanjali—also known as Sage Patanjali, Yogi Patanjali, Rishi Patanjali, Patanjali Acharya, and Patanjali Bhagwan—is the spiritual cornerstone of yogic wisdom. His moorthi or vigraha, often worshipped as a devata and prathishta idol, signifies the awakening of higher consciousness, focus, and the integration of mind-body-soul.

Perfect For

This Patanjali Munivar Idol is ideal for:

• Yoga studios and wellness centers

• Meditation rooms and spiritual spaces

• Home temples (Gudiya / Devara / Pinnal)

• Healing and Vastu enhancement

• Showpieces, sculptures, and divine décor

• Puja rituals and Prathishta ceremonies

• Gifting to yoga practitioners, scholars, and spiritual seekers