Hanuman Ji Brass Idol — Pure Fine Quality Brass Murti

Bajrangbali seated in blessing — one knee raised, gada held firm, hand raised in abhaya mudra — cast in 1,619 grams of solid pure brass.

This large Hanuman Ji brass murti depicts Bajrangbali in his most beloved seated form — one knee raised, body upright, left hand raised in abhaya mudra (the blessing gesture), and right hand holding the gada (divine mace) firmly upright beside him. His expression is calm and powerful, with a flat broad nose, wide eyes, and a bindi on the forehead. A pointed crown with a wide halo disc backplate frames his face, and his chest is adorned with layered multi-strand necklaces and a large circular pendant. Part of Mapland's curated Pooja Essentials collection. The figurine rests on a wide stepped oval brass base with flowing scroll-pattern engravings running around the full rim.

At 14 cm tall and 1,619 grams, this is a weighty, substantial idol that commands presence on any mandir shelf — the warm antique golden brass finish with deep shadow recesses gives it the look of a traditional temple piece. Hanuman Ji in the blessing pose is considered especially auspicious for the home — a protector and a bestower of strength, courage, and devotion. A meaningful piece for Navratri, Hanuman Jayanti, housewarmings, and wedding gifting.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Material: 100% Pure Brass
Dimensions: Height 14 cm | Width 10.5 cm
Weight: 1,619 g (1.6 kg)
Finish: Warm antique golden brass with deep engraved shadow detailing
Base: Stepped oval with flowing scroll-pattern engravings
Safe to use: Indoor use only — decorative and devotional display
Best for: Home mandir, puja room, meditation altar, gifting
In the box: 1 Hanuman Ji brass idol

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 engraved detail.

Q: What is this idol made of?
A: It is cast in 100% pure brass, weighing 1,619 grams — a substantial, solid piece.

Q: What does the abhaya mudra pose represent?
A: The raised left hand in abhaya mudra is a blessing gesture, symbolising protection and the removal of fear — considered especially auspicious for the home.

Q: What are the dimensions?
A: 14 cm tall and 10.5 cm wide, weighing 1.6 kg — a large, substantial idol rather than a small accent piece.

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 altar.

Q: Is this a good gift?
A: Yes — it's a meaningful gift for Navratri, Hanuman Jayanti, housewarmings, and weddings, given the protective and auspicious symbolism of Hanuman Ji.