Divine Brass Lord Murugan Idol with Peacock and Peetam – Kartikeya Subramanya Sculpture for Home, Temple & Gifts

Product Highlights

• Dimension: Length: 34 cm, Width: 15 cm, Depth: 15 cm

• Material: Premium Quality Brass (Pittal / Pital)

• Weight: Approx. 4.4 KG

• Package Contents: 1 Lord Murugan Idol seated on Peetam with Peacock

• Care Instructions: Gently clean using warm water with Lemon, Tamarind, or Pitambari powder to maintain its sheen

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, each Murugan brass idol is handcrafted by skilled artisans using age-old metal casting techniques with pure brass (Pittal, Peetal, Hitale). This Subrahmanya statue, featuring Vel Murugan seated royally on a peetam (pedestal) alongside his peacock (mayil vahana), reflects South Indian traditional craftsmanship. The sculpture is designed for spiritual use and interior decor, ensuring both authenticity and artistic value.

Why Choose Us

• Use of high-grade Velli Aluminium, Tambra Pittal, and Ashtadhatu on select models

• Every Murugan moorthi (idol) comes with spiritual significance and cultural heritage

• Customization available for temples, pooja rooms, and gifting purposes

• Safe delivery, premium packaging, and assured Bhunes quality

Deity Significance

Lord Murugan, also revered as Kartikeya, Subramanya, Shanmukha, Skanda, Arumugam, Velan, Vadivela, Kumara Swamy, is the Hindu god of war and divine victory. Son of Shiva and Parvati and brother of Lord Ganesha, he symbolizes courage, wisdom, and youth. This form, with the vel (spear) and peacock, is especially sacred in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Sri Lanka, and Malaysia. Devotees worship Lord Muruga for protection, inner strength, and removal of obstacles.

Perfect For

• Home temples, pooja rooms, and vastu decor

• Spiritual gifting on occasions like housewarming, weddings, and religious festivals

• Murugan devotees and collectors of Hindu brass idols

• Cultural sculptures for yoga studios, spiritual centers, and interiors

• Offerings to temples, shrines, and traditional prayer setups