Yoga Narasimha Bronze Sculpture, Handcrafted Panchaloha Chola Art Vigraham

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length 37 cm × Width 31 cm × Depth 20 cm

• Material: Solid Bronze (Traditional Panchaloha / Pancha Dhatu Composition)

• Weight: Approx. 27 KG

• Package Contents: 1 Yoga Narasimha Sculpture / Murti / Vigraham

• Craft Type: Handmade, Handcrafted, South Indian Temple Art

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or pitambari powder to preserve natural lustre

About Our Making Process

This Yoga Narasimha idol is meticulously handcrafted by skilled South Indian artisans using time-honored lost-wax casting techniques prescribed in Shilpa Shastra. Cast in traditional bronze with sacred Panchaloha elements such as kansya, kanchu, chembu, pittalai, and velliyam, the sculpture reflects authentic Chola kalai and Dravidian silpam. Every curve, yogic posture, and divine expression of Narasimha Swamy is shaped with spiritual precision, making each vigraham unique and temple-worthy.

Why Choose This Sculpture

• Authentic bronze vigraha crafted using traditional pancha dhatu methods

• Heavy, solid construction suitable for temples and permanent installations

• Fine detailing inspired by Chola art and Dakshina Bharata craftsmanship

• Ideal balance of spiritual symbolism and classical South Indian aesthetics

• Long-lasting heirloom-quality murti with cultural and devotional value

Deity Significance – Yoga Narasimha

Yoga Narasimha, also known as Yoganarasimha, Narasimha Perumal, Narasimha Devaru, or Narasimha Moorthy, represents the calm, meditative form of Lord Narasimha after the slaying of Hiranyakashipu. Seated in yogic posture, this form symbolizes control over anger, inner balance, protection, courage, and spiritual discipline. Worship of Yoga Narasimha is believed to remove fear, negative energies, and planetary afflictions while bestowing strength and clarity.

Perfect For

• • Temple sanctums and ashta dhatu installations

  • Home mandir and daily puja worship

  • Vastu-aligned spiritual spaces

  • Heritage art collectors and devotees

  • Auspicious gifting for griha pravesh, temple donations, and religious ceremonies