Brass Gajasurasamhara Murti – Gajasura Samhara Moorthy | Gaja Samhara Shiva Idol | Handmade Pital Sculpture for Home, Temple & Gifts

Product Highlights

• Dimension: Length: 27 cm | Width: 17 cm | Depth: 12 cm

• Material: Premium-Quality Solid Brass (Pital / Peetal)

• Weight: 3.9 K.G

• Package Contents: 1 Gajasura Samhara Murti

• Care Instructions: Clean with warm water using Lemon, Tamarind, or Pitambari powder

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, we meticulously handcraft each Gajasurasamhara Moorthi using high-quality solid brass, also known as Pital, ensuring durability and divine detailing. This sculpture is inspired by traditional South Indian shilpa shastra, capturing Lord Shiva’s fierce yet graceful form as he annihilates the demon Gajasura. Each murti is lovingly sculpted with intricate carvings and a beautiful antique finish, reflecting devotion, tradition, and sacred artistry.

Why Choose Us

• Authentic Gajasura Samhara Moorthy crafted by expert artisans

• Use of finest Peetal / Pital / Ashtadhatu alloys

• Antique finish for a vintage spiritual charm

• Perfect for home temples, spiritual altars, or as a gift for Shiva devotees

• Customization available upon request

• Pan India shipping and dedicated support

Deity Significance

This Gajasurasamhara Murti portrays Lord Shiva in one of his most powerful manifestations—slaying the elephant demon Gajasura, symbolizing the destruction of ego and ignorance. Also known as Gajasura Samharamoorthy, Gajasura Vadha Moorthy, Gajasura Samhara Nataraja, and Gajasura Mardana Shiva, this sacred idol depicts the Thandava, Shiva’s cosmic dance of destruction and renewal. A profound representation of spiritual transformation, protection, and inner strength, this moorthi resonates deeply with spiritual seekers and devotees of Nataraja and Shaivism.

Perfect For

• Pooja rooms, home mandirs, and temple installations

• Meditation spaces and spiritual altars

• As a gift for festivals, housewarmings, or religious occasions

• Ideal for Shiva devotees, collectors of rare Hindu artifacts, and lovers of traditional brass sculptures

• Use as a decorative showpiece, Vastu remedy, or divine centerpiece