Brass Krishna Murti (पीतल कृष्ण मूर्ति): Krishna can be very easily identified by his way of presentations. A dark-skinned, most often dark blue, prince wearing yellow clothing, a crown with a peacock feather in it, with a flute in his hands near his lips known as Tribhangi Mudra…

Krishna Pital Murti (कृष्णा पीतल मूर्ति): Krishna is a Hindu God. He is one of the incarnations of the Vedic Supreme God Vishnu or Narayana. He is the son of Devaki and Vasudeva. Lord Vishnu is the protector of the world, so his incarnation as Krishna aims to eliminate evil forces, restore “dharma” and free people from suffering…

Brass Krishna Statue (पीतल कृष्णा मूर्ति): Keeping a Pital Krishna Murti in your house is one method to bring the holy love of  Krishna into your home. A Krishna brass idol in your house can provide spiritual advantages such as calm, spiritual progress, and welcoming blessings into your life…

Pital Krishna Statue (पीतल कृष्ण मूर्ति): Krishna is the most popular subject of choice for artists in India. The predominant deity to be featured in paintings and sculptors is because He is to most Hindus the superlative of all Indian deities…

Brass Laddu Gopal (लड्डू गोपाल): Every human being dreams of having a progeny. For some, this dream materializes naturally and easily, but for others, it becomes a life challenge. For those couples who yearn for a sweet baby in their lives every day, every moment of waiting turns into months and years…

Lajward Ganpati Statue (लाजवर्द गणपति मूर्ति) is a substitute for blue sapphire. Lapis lazuli is a semi-precious stone. This stone can be used in place of a precious stone with equally effective results. Then realize your spiritual potential with the high vibrational energy of lapis lazuli…

Lakshmi Ganesh Brass Murti (लक्ष्मी गणेश पीतल मूर्ति): For Diwali worship, take such an idol of Ganesh in which he is seated. A standing idol of Ganesh is not auspicious. At the same time, special attention should be paid to the tribe of Ganesh…

Laxmi Brass Murti (लक्ष्मी पीतल मूर्ति): If you keep a Shri Laxmi Pital statue in the house, you should take special care of some things related to Vastu to stay lucky and prosperous. People worship Mata Lakshmi as the goddess of wealth…

Laxmi Ganesh Pital Statue (लक्ष्मी गणेश मूर्ति): According to the Hindu religion, idols of Lakshmi Ganesh made of Brass are very auspicious. Worshiping the statue of Lakshmi Ganesh means bringing health, wealth & happiness to the house…

Brass Laxmi-Ganesh Flower Idol (लक्ष्मी गणेश मूर्ति): It is also customary to worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha together on Diwali and other days. It is a fact that Goddess Lakshmi is the Goddess of Finance and Prosperity while Lord Ganesha is the God of Intelligence…

Laxmi Ganesh Ji (लक्ष्मी गणेश जी): It is also customary to worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha together on Diwali and other days. It is a fact that Goddess Lakshmi is the Goddess of Wealth and Essence while Lord Ganesha is the God of Intelligence…

Laxmi Statue Brass (लक्ष्मी मूर्ति पीतल) brings joy, celebration, ‘gyan’, or knowledge, and life. She shows us the way even in dismal, dull, and dark situations. For instance, Laxmi Statue Brass a man can use to light lamps on any special auspicious occasion, mahurat, festival, etc…

Brass Lord Ganesh (पीतल भगवान गणेश) provides lots of positive energy and courage, hope, strength, knowledge, wisdom, and passion. Lord Ganesh always wanted to tell us that no one is equal and everyone should do what they want. No matter how much wisdom or authority…

Brass Murugan Idol (पीतल मुरुगन मूर्ति): Kartikeya also known as Murugan, Skanda, Kumara, and Subrahmanya, is the Hindu god of war. He is the son of Parvati and Shiva, the brother of Ganesha, and an important deity found throughout the Indian subcontinent throughout its history, especially worshiped in South India and Sri Lanka as Murugan…

Brass Murugan Statue (पीतल मुरुगन मूर्ति): Basically Murugan is found in many medieval temples across India, such as the Ellora Caves and Elephanta Caves. The iconography of Kartikeya varies significantly; he is typically represented as an ever-young man, riding or near a peacock, dressed with weapons…

Nandi Puja Bell (नन्दी पूजा घन्टी): The word Nandi comes from the Tamil root word, Nandu, meaning to grow, flourish or appear, which was used to refer to the growth or flowering of white bulls, as well as the divine bull Nandi…