Panchaloha Bronze Murugan Idol – Lord Subramanya Sculpture in Chola Art Style

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length: 25 cm | Width: 9 cm | Depth: 9 cm

• Material: Panchaloha (Bronze, Copper, Tin, Silver, Gold)

• Weight: 1.6 K.G

• Package Contents: 1 Murugan Sculpture

• Care Instructions: Gently clean with warm water using Lemon, Tamarind, or Pitambari powder. Avoid harsh chemicals.

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, every Lord Murugan idol is a labor of devotion and legacy. This handcrafted sculpture is cast using the ancient lost-wax technique (Madhu Uchchishtam method) with the sacred Vedic Panchaloha composition — a revered alloy of Bronze, Copper, Tin, Silver, and Gold, following the spiritual guidelines of the Shilpa Shastras. This traditional method is believed to balance energies, invite good health, bring prosperity, and enhance spiritual well-being.

Crafted in pure Chola-style bronze art, our Subramanya statue reflects precision and divinity — embodying centuries of South Indian craftsmanship.

Why Choose Us

• Authentic Panchaloha Murugan idol with spiritual significance

• Handmade by expert artisans trained in traditional metal sculpting

• Custom orders available for temples, home puja, gifting & décor

• Sustainable materials with divine symbolism

• Direct from Bhunes: No middlemen, fair prices

Deity Significance

Lord Murugan—also known as Kartikeya, Skanda, Subramanya, Shanmukha, Arumugan, Velavan, Kumara, Swaminatha, Dandapani, Mahasena, Senthilnathan, Kanda, Guha, Vadivela, Devasenapati—is the son of Shiva and Parvati, revered as the God of War, Wisdom, and Victory. Worshipped especially in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and across South India, Murugan is believed to remove obstacles, strengthen intellect, and grant courage to his devotees.

Perfect For

• Home temples, office altars, and vastu décor

• Pooja rooms, Navratri, and festival worship

• Gifts for housewarming, weddings, and spiritual events

• Temple installations and abhishekam rituals

• Collectors of South Indian bronze, Chola art, and Panchaloha idols