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Hanuman with Sanjeevani 4.5 inch SC-2810
Hanuman also known as Maruti, Bajrangabali, and Anjaneya is the spiritual son of the wind-god Vayu. Hanuman is blessed to be immortal. He stands as an embodiment of strength, courage and devotion. The idol depicts Hanuman carrying Sanjeevani Mountain in one hand and the powerful Gada in the other. It weighs 500gms in weight and is 4.5 inches in height; 2.5inches in width.
Heavy Jyothi Vilakku
The Brass Jyothi Vilakku is a traditional oil lamp symbolizing the divine light of knowledge and spirituality. Crafted from high-quality brass, this elegant vilakku features a smooth, polished finish and a simple yet timeless design, ideal for lighting during prayers, rituals, and festivals. When lit, the Jyothi Vilakku emits a warm, serene glow, creating a peaceful and sacred atmosphere in homes, temples, or meditation spaces. Its enduring beauty and spiritual significance make it perfect for daily worship or as a thoughtful, auspicious gift for special occasions.
NOTE: The price mentioned is per piece.
Kaala Bhairavar 6.5 inches
Bhairava also known as Kala Bhairava. Bhairava means “terribly fearsome form”. It is also known as one who destroys fear or one who is beyond fear.
Bhairava’s vahana (vehicle) is Shwaswa, the dog. Feeding and caring for dogs is considered to be an apt way of showing one’s devotion and dedication to Lord Kala Bhairava. This idol is fully made of Brass & is finished with utmost craftsmanship in Antique finish. This Antique finish will last long if maintained properly.
Dimensions: height – 6.5 inch, width – 2.5 inch and weighs 700g.
Kalinga Narthana Krishna idol (SC-2024)
The Kalinga Narthana Krishna idol depicts the divine dance of Lord Krishna on the serpent Kaliya. Crafted from pure brass, this vintage statue captures the essence of Krishna’s victory over the venomous serpent, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. Standing 8.5 inches tall, with 6 inches in width, and weighing 1.130 kg, this intricately designed idol adds a touch of divine grace and artistic beauty to any sacred space. The Kalinga Narthana Krishna idol is a powerful representation of spiritual strength and devotion.
Kalpavriksh Tree 9 inch BS-AAB-KV-1
Embrace eternal blessings with our exquisite Kalpavriksha Brass Tree. A symbol of wish-fulfillment and prosperity across cultures. Place it in the northeast for positive energy, good luck, and success. Perfect for home decor or as a meaningful gift.
The wish-fulfilling tree, Kalpavriksha, or Kalpatharu symbolises the source of eternal life and blessings across the world culture. This tree provides happiness, fulfillment, wealth, success, and accomplishment to you. Keep this brass Kalpavriksha tree in the northeast direction as it helps to attract positive energy, new opportunities, good luck, and improves willpower. This brass Kalpavriksha will be the best one for home decor and gifting purposes.
Dimensions: Height is 9inch, width is 8inch and weighs 1.3kg
Kamadhenu/ Cow and Calf Idol (SC-2991)
A Kamdhenu cow with a calf idol is believed to be very auspicious. The cow has four legs, which symbolize stability and balance in life. A statue of Kamdhenu (the wish-fulfilling cow) is generally kept at home for prosperity, wealth, and happiness. This statue attracts wealth and prosperity in one’s house.
According to Vastu beliefs, bringing a statue of the Kamdhenu at home, preferably the one in which the wish-fulfilling cow is accompanied by its calf, Nandini, is sure to bring good luck, prosperity, and an overall sense of well-being in your house apart from fulfilling your wishes.
Where should I place cow and calf statue in house? Kamadhenu cow and calf statue as per Vastu Shastra should be placed in the North-East direction or the Ishan Kon of the house. It is the best place to position the statue duo.
Dimensions: 3 inch height, 4 inch width and 700 gram weight
Kamadhenu/ Cow and Calf Idol BS-AAB-3705
A Kamdhenu cow with a calf idol is believed to be very auspicious. The cow has four legs, which symbolize stability and balance in life. A statue of Kamdhenu (the wish-fulfilling cow) is generally kept at home for prosperity, wealth, and happiness. This statue attracts wealth and prosperity in one’s house.
According to Vastu beliefs, bringing a statue of the Kamdhenu at home, preferably the one in which the wish-fulfilling cow is accompanied by its calf, Nandini, is sure to bring good luck, prosperity, and an overall sense of well-being in your house apart from fulfilling your wishes.
Where should I place cow and calf statue in house? Kamadhenu cow and calf statue as per Vastu Shastra should be placed in the North-East direction or the Ishan Kon of the house. It is the best place to position the statue duo.
Dimensions: Height is 3.5inch, width is 5inch and weighs 930g
Kamadhenu/ Cow and Calf statue
A Kamdhenu cow with a calf idol is believed to be very auspicious. The cow has four legs, which symbolize stability and balance in life. A statue of Kamdhenu (the wish-fulfilling cow) is generally kept at home for prosperity, wealth, and happiness. This statue attracts wealth and prosperity in one’s house.
According to Vastu beliefs, bringing a statue of the Kamdhenu at home, preferably the one in which the wish-fulfilling cow is accompanied by its calf, Nandini, is sure to bring good luck, prosperity, and an overall sense of well-being in your house apart from fulfilling your wishes.
Where should I place cow and calf statue in house? Kamadhenu cow and calf statue as per Vastu Shastra should be placed in the North-East direction or the Ishan Kon of the house. It is the best place to position the statue duo.
Kamadhenu/ Cow and Calf statue
A Kamdhenu cow with a calf idol is believed to be very auspicious. The cow has four legs, which symbolize stability and balance in life. A statue of Kamdhenu (the wish-fulfilling cow) is generally kept at home for prosperity, wealth, and happiness. This statue attracts wealth and prosperity in one’s house.
According to Vastu beliefs, bringing a statue of the Kamdhenu at home, preferably the one in which the wish-fulfilling cow is accompanied by its calf, Nandini, is sure to bring good luck, prosperity, and an overall sense of well-being in your house apart from fulfilling your wishes.
Where should I place cow and calf statue in house? Kamadhenu cow and calf statue as per Vastu Shastra should be placed in the North-East direction or the Ishan Kon of the house. It is the best place to position the statue duo.
Dimensions: Height is 4inch, width is 8inch and weighs 670g
Kamadhenu/ Cow and Calf statue 5 inch SC-3768
A Kamdhenu cow with a calf idol is believed to be very auspicious. The cow has four legs, which symbolize stability and balance in life. A statue of Kamdhenu (the wish-fulfilling cow) is generally kept at home for prosperity, wealth, and happiness. This statue attracts wealth and prosperity in one’s house.
According to Vastu beliefs, bringing a statue of the Kamdhenu at home, preferably the one in which the wish-fulfilling cow is accompanied by its calf, Nandini, is sure to bring good luck, prosperity, and an overall sense of well-being in your house apart from fulfilling your wishes.
Where should I place cow and calf statue in house? Kamadhenu cow and calf statue as per Vastu Shastra should be placed in the North-East direction or the Ishan Kon of the house. It is the best place to position the statue duo.
Dimensions: Height is 5inch, width is 6inch and weighs 2kg
Kansa/Bronze Thali Set
Pure Kansa is an Indian name for Bell metal or Bronze. An ultra-superior metal, Kansa is an alloy of copper 80 percent and Tin 20 percent both heated together up to 700 centigrade to form pure bronze. The alloy is further molded into handcrafted products and can acquire different kinds of finishes- matt or glossy, depending on the aesthetic preferences.
Kansa is usually used to eat food and drink water on a daily basis which helps in enhancing the gut health, improves blood circulation and providing stronger immunity.
Why only Kansa?
Because Copper or Brass reacts with sour food, salt and lemon which can be harmful for the body. Therefore, they are not recommended to eat or cook in. Whereas Kanas or Bronze does not react win sour acidic food hence
it is the bast meal to eat and cook in.
According to AYURVEDA PRAKASHA, Kansa dinnerware is known for its therapeutic benefits.
How to detect purity of Kansa?
To test the purity of the metal, it should make a resonating sound similar to chimes that generate spiritual vibrations like the ones used in temples and this positive vibration heals body aura and mind. In Sanskrit there is a quote for Kansa i.e. KANSAYAM BUDDHIVARDHAKAM.
KANSA SETS CONTAINS:
1 PC. THALI/PLATE
2 PCS. BOWL
1 PC. DESSERT BOWL
1 PC. TUMBLER GLASS
1 PC. BABY SPOON
Weight is 1.9Kg for the set.