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Durga Mata Fine Quality Pure Brass Statue Divine 8-Arm Figurine
Durga Mata Fine Quality Pure Brass Statue Divine 8-Arm Figurine
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Maa Durga, seated on her lion, eight arms raised in divine power — cast in solid pure brass with a warm antique finish.
This idol depicts Goddess Durga in her most iconic form — Simhasani (seated upon her lion vahana) — with eight arms each bearing a divine weapon or mudra, symbolising her power over all forces of darkness. The jewelled crown with petal motifs, layered necklaces and armlets, intricately draped garments, the majestic lion with a flowing mane, and the lotus petal-engraved oval base are all rendered in rich warm antique brass. Part of Mapland's curated Pooja Essentials collection.
At 880 grams, the idol has real heft — the weight of traditional Indian temple craftsmanship rather than a lightweight decorative piece. Durga Maa in her Simhasani form is one of the most auspicious idols for home temples, believed to bring protection, courage, and divine grace to the household. A meaningful piece for Navratri, Dussehra, housewarmings, and wedding gifting.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Material: 100% Pure Brass
Dimensions: Height 14 cm | Length 10.5 cm
Weight: 880 g
Finish: Antique warm brass — aged golden-olive tone with deep shadow detailing
Technique: Lost-wax brass casting
Base: Oval petal-engraved solid brass base
Safe to use: Indoor use only — decorative and devotional display
Best for: Home mandir, puja room, meditation corner, gifting
In the box: 1 Durga Mata brass statue
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Dust with a soft dry cloth. Avoid water and liquid cleaners, which can dull the brass finish over time. Keep away from prolonged moisture. A light brass polish can be used occasionally if the surface dulls — avoid abrasive scrubbing on the crown and jewellery detail.
Q: What is this idol made of?
A: It is cast in 100% pure brass using the lost-wax casting technique, weighing 880 grams.
Q: What does the Simhasani form represent?
A: Simhasani depicts Durga Maa seated on her lion vahana with eight arms, each holding a divine weapon or mudra — a form symbolising her power over darkness and her role as protector.
Q: What are the dimensions?
A: 14 cm tall and 10.5 cm long, weighing 880 grams.
Q: Is this suitable for a home mandir?
A: Yes — it's designed as a devotional centrepiece for a home mandir, puja room, or meditation corner.
Q: Is this a good Navratri or Dussehra gift?
A: Yes — Durga Maa in her Simhasani form is one of the most auspicious idols for home temples, making this a meaningful gift for Navratri, Dussehra, housewarmings, and weddings.
