Divine Brass Saraswati Idol, Goddess of Knowledge, Wisdom & Arts

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length 10 cm × Width 6 cm × Depth 4 cm

• Material: Premium Quality Brass (Pital / Peetal / Pittal / Pittala / Hittale)

• Weight: Approx. 200 grams

• Package Contents: 1 Saraswati Idol (Murti / Vigraha / Moorthi / Pratima / Silai)

• Finish: Traditional handcrafted metal sculpture with fine detailing

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using Lemon, Tamarind, or Pitambari powder to maintain shine and spiritual purity

About Our Making Process

Each Brass Saraswati Idol is meticulously handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans using time-honored metal casting techniques. Crafted from durable brass alloy known regionally as Peetal, Pital, Pittalam, Pittalai, or Hittale, this Saraswati Vigraham reflects authentic shilpa traditions. The sculpture beautifully portrays Maa Saraswati, also revered as Sharada, Vani, Bharati, Vagdevi, and Vidya Devi, symbolizing knowledge, learning, music, and creative wisdom. Minor variations highlight the uniqueness of handmade craftsmanship.

Why Choose Us

• Authentic handcrafted brass murti made by experienced artisans

• Spiritually significant design following traditional iconography

• Long-lasting, rust-resistant metal ideal for daily puja and decor

• Perfect balance of devotional value and aesthetic elegance

• Trusted craftsmanship with attention to detail and finish

Deity Significance

Goddess Saraswati, worshipped as Maa Saraswati, Sharada Devi, Veenapani, Vagishwari, Medha Devi, and Mahasaraswati, is the embodiment of wisdom, speech, learning, and arts. Placing a Saraswati Murti at home, temple, or study area is believed to enhance knowledge, creativity, clarity of thought, and spiritual growth, especially during Saraswati Puja and educational milestones.

Perfect For

• • Home Puja Room & Gudiya installations

  • Study Table & Educational Spaces

  • Temple & Saraswati Puja Rituals

  • Home Decor & Spiritual Corners

  • Gifting for Students, Teachers, Artists & Vidyarambham Ceremonies