Agastya Rishi Idol in Traditional Bronze – Handcrafted Chola Art Panchaloha Sage Sculpture

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 15 cm | Width – 11 cm | Depth – 11 cm

• Weight: 1.4 K.G

• Material: Traditional Bronze (Pittalai / Kansa / Kanchu / Kamsya) – an auspicious mix also known as Panchaloha, Panchadhatu, Tamrapanchaka, and Ashtadhatu

• Package Contents: 1 Agastya Rishi Idol

• Care Instructions: Gently clean with warm water using natural cleansers like lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder to maintain the sculpture’s shine, texture, and spiritual aura.

About Our Making Process

Each Agastya Muni idol at Bhunes is handcrafted by master artisans using the ancient lost-wax casting technique, rooted in the Chola bronze art tradition of South India. The idol is sculpted from sacred metal combinations such as Panchaloha, Panchdhatu, Kanchu Loha, and Tamrapanchaka, believed to enhance divine energy. Every curve, ornamentation, and yogic detail is carved with spiritual intent, paying homage to the Maha Muni Agastya, also known as Agastya Maharishi, Kumbhayoni, Agastya Munivar, and Siddhar Agastya.

Why Choose Us

• Authentic South Indian bronze sculpture made using heritage techniques

• Crafted in pure traditional metals like Pittalai, Kansa, and Kanchu

• Represents the divine energy of sage Agastya, revered in Tamil and Vedic traditions

• Handmade, heritage-inspired, spiritually charged

• Perfectly proportioned and ideal for pooja, temple installations, or as a sacred décor element

• Customization available on request for size, posture, and finish

Deity Significance

Agastya Rishi is one of the most revered Siddhars and sages in Indian spiritual history, renowned for balancing the northern and southern energies of Bharat. Known by various names—Agasthya, Agastya Maharishi, Kumbha Sambhava, Agastiar, and Siddhar Agastya—he is a symbol of wisdom, humility, and yogic power. His presence is believed to bring balance, knowledge, and divine blessings to any sacred space.

Perfect For

• Home temples, spiritual altars, and vedic ritual spaces

• Gift for yoga practitioners, spiritual seekers, and those following Siddha traditions

• South Indian bronze art collectors and heritage lovers

• Meditation rooms, ashrams, and cultural displays

• Ideal for housewarming, Diwali, Navaratri, and Guru Purnima gifting