Graceful Brass Annapurna Devi Idol for Home Temple, Annapoorna Mata Murti for Pooja & Gifts

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length: 12 cm | Width: 7 cm | Depth: 6 cm

• Weight: 600 grams

• Material: Solid Brass / Peetal / Pittal

• Package Contents: 1 Annapurna Sculpture

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

About Our Making Process

Every Annapurna Devi idol from Bhunes is handcrafted by seasoned Indian artisans using premium-quality brass (also known as Peetal, Pittal, Pital, Hitale, Velli). The idol reflects rich traditional aesthetics and divine energy. The fine detailing on the idol—from the rice bowl to her seated posture—symbolizes nourishment (Annada) and abundance. Crafted with the ancient lost-wax casting technique, this idol blends Shilpa Shastra principles with regional traditions like Moorthi, Vigraha, Bimbam, and Chelam sculpting, offering spiritual authenticity and a divine presence to your sacred space.

Why Choose Us

At Bhunes, we ensure each brass idol is a masterpiece—durable, rust-resistant, and imbued with cultural significance. Whether for your Pooja Mandir, Kitchen altar, Office shrine, or Temple sanctum, our Annapurneshwari Devi idols are ideal for worship and aesthetic decor. We also offer customizations, bulk gifting, and temple installation support.

Deity Significance

Maa Annapurna, also revered as Annapurneshwari, Annada, Annapoorna Mata, Annapoorani, and Annapurna Parvati, is the Hindu goddess of food, nourishment, and divine generosity. As an incarnation of Devi Parvati, she is deeply worshipped for bringing abundance and the power of Annadaan (offering food). She is glorified in sacred texts like Rudrayamala, Annapurna Kavacha, Annapurnamantratsava, and Maha Tripurasiddhanta. Her forms are known by names such as Annpoorna, Annapurni, Annapura, Annapurnamalininaksatramalika, Bhairavahyantantra, and more across various regions of India.

Perfect For

• Spiritual Gifting: Ideal gift for Housewarming, Wedding, Diwali, Baby Shower, Birthday, Engagement, Retirement, and Graduation.

• Sacred Decor: Enhances spiritual ambience in Home Mandir, Temple, Office, or Kitchen.

• Festival Use: Suitable for Navratri, Annaprashan, and daily Pooja rituals.

• Regional & Traditional Use: Loved across India—from Tamil Nadu (Annapoorani, Annapoorna Thayar) to Odisha (Annapurna Mata), West Bengal (Putul form), and Karnataka (Ammavaru style idols).