Tara Maa Brass Face Idol | Ugra Tara, Neela Saraswati, Mahashakti Tara Moorthi for Puja, Home Temple & Spiritual Decor – 30cm

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length: 30 cm | Width: 20 cm | Depth: 8 cm

• Weight: 2.3 K.G

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

• Package Includes: 1 Tara Maa Face Idol (Moorthi / Murti / Pratima / Statue)

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

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, every Tara Maa sculpture is meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional metal casting techniques. This exclusive Tara Devi brass moorthi—also revered as Ugra Tara, Neela Saraswati, Shyama Tara, Mahashakti Tara, Dakshina Kali Tara, and Tarapith Tara—is sculpted with precision in high-quality brass (peetal) to retain both spiritual authenticity and timeless beauty. Our statues reflect the essence of Indian heritage, integrating folk art traditions, tantric symbolism, and sacred iconography.

Why Choose Us

• 100% handcrafted and made in India

• Made using durable Pitala / Pittalam / Vellikal / Vellipittalam / Ashtadhatu / Pitalu / Pittalum / Paital / Velli Aluminium

• Customization available for size and finish

• Perfectly suited for pooja, devotional use, sadhana, or gifting

• Direct from artisan to your doorstep – no middlemen

• Exceptional detailing for serious spiritual practitioners and decor lovers alike

Deity Significance

Tara Maa, also known across India as Ugra Tara, Shakti Tara, Ekajata, Tara Devi, Bhadrakali Tara, Siddha Tara, Tantra Tara, and in Tibetan traditions as Green Tara / Mother Kwan Yin, is the embodiment of liberation, divine compassion, and success. Worshipped especially in Tarapith and tantric lineages, this deity grants victory in work, protection from negative forces, and spiritual breakthroughs.

Perfect For

• Pooja rooms, home temples, or spiritual altars

• Traditional gifts for festivals or housewarming

• Showpieces for spiritual home decor

• Collectors of Indian sculptures, shilpa kala, and tantra idols

• Sadhaks and meditators practicing Tara Sadhana or Mahavidya rituals