Black Shiva Lingam | Brass Shivling Idol | Spiritual Home Decor

KDGI05
Rs. 1,300.00 Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Quantity
  • 246 Gms ± 5%
  • Brass
  • 22.9 x 15.2 x 17.8 cms
  • Fosters Inner Peace: The smooth, uninterrupted curves of this sacred icon serve as a perfect focal point for deep meditation and daily mindfulness practices.
  • Minimalist Sacred Design: Coated in a stunning matte black finish, it beautifully contrasts with the elegant golden Trishul and Om symbol adorning the front.
  • Enhances Cosmic Harmony: According to ancient architectural principles, placing this idol in the North East zone of your home helps balance ambient energies and invites absolute tranquility.
  • Ideal for Daily Offerings: Thoughtfully shaped to easily accommodate traditional daily rituals, allowing you to seamlessly perform your morning prayers and flower offerings.
  • Profound Devotional Gift: An incredibly meaningful present for Mahashivratri celebrations, moving into a new home, or gifting to spiritual seekers in your family.
Description

Revered deeply by devotees across the globe, this sacred icon represents the infinite and formless nature of the universe. In various regional traditions across India, the supreme deity is profoundly worshipped as Mahadeva in the Hindi heartland, Shiva or Natarajar in Tamil Nadu, and Mallikarjuna in Telugu speaking regions. This beautifully minimalist artifact features a smooth, deep black finish that perfectly highlights the golden Trishul and Om motif delicately etched onto the center. Placing it in your home mandir establishes a powerful visual focal point for meditation, inner peace, and daily devotion, seamlessly blending ancient spiritual heritage with sleek, modern home styling.
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Black Shiva Lingam | Brass Shivling Idol | Spiritual Home Decor
Rs. 1,300.00
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