Divine Brass Raja Matangi Devi Idol, Tantric Mahavidya Sculpture for Temple & Home Decor

Product Highlights:

• Dimensions: Length – 15 cm, Width – 14 cm, Depth – 9 cm

• Weight: 1.3 KG

• Material: Premium-Grade Brass (Pital / Pittala / Peetal)

• Package Contents: 1 Handcrafted Raj Matangi Devi Idol

• Care Instructions: Gently clean with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder to retain its natural glow.

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, each Raja Matangi Devi brass idol is handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional lost-wax casting techniques and high-quality brass alloys like Ashtadhatu, Panchadhatu, and Tambra Pittal. This Mahavidya Matangi statue is sculpted with precision and spiritual reverence, embodying her form as Uchchhishta Chandalini, the Tantric Devi of speech (Vagdevi), art, and inner transformation.

Our Matangi idols reflect the tantric essence of the Mahavidyas, especially revered for tantric sadhana, temple installations, and home altars. The Rajamatangi form, known as Neela Saraswati, holds divine symbolism of esoteric wisdom and power, often worshipped by those seeking mastery in music, knowledge, and mantras.

Why Choose Bhunes?

• Premium metal craftsmanship with Pital, Velli, and Pittala finish options

• Authentic Raj Matangi Mahavidya sculpture for home, tantra rituals, or gifting

• Trusted source for Tantric Devi idols, including Matangi, Saraswati, Tara, Bhairavi, and more

• Carefully packaged and shipped with spiritual significance and customer care in mind

Deity Significance

Raja Matangi, also known as Chandalini, is the ninth Mahavidya and an embodiment of Uchchhishta Shakti, worshipped by seekers of mantrika siddhi, tantric wisdom, and spiritual eloquence. She is a form of Shyama, Neela, and Vagdevi, also referred to as Sumukhi, Ganapathini, and Sarvavidya. Her brass murti in seated form signifies authority over speech, intellect, and mystical knowledge.

Perfect For

• Temple decor and home puja altars

• Tantric and spiritual practices

• Gifting on auspicious occasions like Navratri, Mahavidya pujas, or Guru Dakshina

• Interior décor for those drawn to rare Mahavidya Devi forms