Bronze Panchaloha Trishul, Handcrafted Chola Art Lord Shiva Trident Sculpture for Temple, Home & Vastu

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 31 cm | Width – 9 cm | Depth – 9 cm

• Material: Premium Quality Bronze (Panchaloha Alloy – Bronze, Copper, Tin, Silver, Gold)

• Weight: 1.45 KG

• Package Contents: 1 Bronze Trishul Sculpture

• Care Instructions: Clean with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder.

About Our Making Process

This handcrafted bronze Trishul idol is created using the ancient Panchaloha (five-metal) casting technique, blending bronze, copper, tin, silver, and gold to create a spiritually potent artifact. Inspired by Chola dynasty artistry and South Indian temple craft, each Trishul is meticulously shaped and polished by skilled artisans to capture the divine essence of Lord Shiva’s sacred trident. Using traditional lost-wax casting methods, our artisans ensure every curve, symbol, and finish radiates authenticity and heritage value.

Why Choose Us

• Authentic Chola art Trishul sculpture made in South India.

• 100% handcrafted with premium Panchaloha alloy for durability and spiritual significance.

• Ethically sourced materials and heritage craft techniques.

• Custom size and design options available for temples, pooja rooms, and Vastu installations.

Deity Significance

The Trishul (Trident) is one of the most revered symbols of Lord Shiva, representing the destruction of evil, preservation of righteousness, and creation of cosmic balance. Known by various names across India—Trishool, Trisula, Mahadev Trishul, Rudra Trishul, Kailash Trishul—this sacred weapon also symbolizes the mastery over mind, body, and spirit. Placing a bronze Trishul in your home or temple is believed to invite divine energy, remove Vastu defects, and protect against negative influences.

Perfect For

• Temple and pooja room installations.

• Vastu correction and spiritual protection.

• Home décor with traditional and religious significance.

• Gifting on auspicious occasions like housewarmings, weddings, or religious ceremonies.

• Collectors of Shaivite artefacts and heritage bronze sculptures.