Bronze Shasta Aiyanar with Poorna & Pushkala Idol | Panchaloha Ayyanar Silai | Handmade South Indian Grama Devata Sculpture

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length: 12 cm, Width: 8 cm, Depth: 7 cm

• Package Contents: 1 Aiyanar Idol, 1 Poorna Idol, 1 Pushkala Idol

• Material: Bronze (Panchaloha / Panchadhatu / Kanchu / Kansya / Pittalai)

• Product Weight: 1.4 K.G

• Care Instructions: Clean with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, each Aiyanar with Poorna & Pushkala idol is individually handcrafted using sacred Panchaloha (five-metal alloy) – a traditional blend of bronze, pittalai, velliyam, kanchu, kamsya, and other metals such as chembu and tamrapanchaka. This Chola art-style Sastha sculpture is sculpted using age-old techniques rooted in Tamil Nadu’s divine bronze casting heritage. The intricate details, classic posture, and antique finish are reflective of ancient South Indian temple sculptures, representing Shasta – the guardian deity or Grama Devata – with his divine consorts Poorna and Pushkala.

Why Choose Us

• Authentic Panchaloha / Panchadhatu composition

• Original Chola-style South Indian craftsmanship

• Ideal for home temples, pooja rituals, vastu corrections, and cultural collections

• Perfect blend of art, devotion, and tradition

• Custom orders & temple-sized idols available upon request

Deity Significance

Aiyanar, also known as Shasta, Ayyanar, Aiyanarappan, Sastha, Hariharaputra, Iyyanar Sami, and Dharma Shasta, is revered as the protector of villages and guardian of boundaries. Accompanied by his divine consorts Poorna and Pushkala, he symbolizes divine protection, prosperity, and balance. Worshipped widely across Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and South India, Aiyanar serves as a Kula Deivam (family deity) and Grama Devata (village god) in many traditions.

Perfect For

• Home temples & altars

• Pooja & ritual practices

• Housewarming & spiritual gifting

• Temple installations & Vastu placements

• Collectors of South Indian bronze idols & Panchaloha sculptures