Golden Brass Shivling - Traditional Shiva Lingam - Pooja Room Murti

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Rs. 1,300.00 Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Quantity
  • 246 Gms ± 5%
  • Brass
  • 22.9 x 15.2 x 17.8 cms
  • Designed for Rituals: The thoughtfully crafted yoni base features a smooth spout, allowing for a seamless and mess-free offering of water or milk during daily prayers.
  • Radiant Mirror Polish: Forged from high-quality brass and finished with a brilliant golden shine that beautifully reflects the warm glow of nearby oil lamps and diyas.
  • Spiritual Anchor: Placing this sacred idol in your home establishes a grounded, peaceful environment that encourages mindfulness and deep daily meditation.
  • Optimal Vastu Placement: To maximize positive vibrations and cosmic harmony, Vastu experts recommend positioning this idol in the serene North East corner of your household.
  • Meaningful Presentation: An exceptional and deeply respectful gift for spiritual seekers during Mahashivratri, Sawan month, or grand housewarming celebrations.
Description

Anchor your daily prayers with this radiant, golden representation of the supreme consciousness. Universally worshipped as the formless and infinite universe, the deity is revered as Mahadeva in the North, Shiva or Natarajar in Tamil Nadu, and Mallikarjuna in Telugu traditions. Designed specifically for authentic home worship, this gleaming brass artifact features a perfectly proportioned yoni base, making it ideal for performing sacred Jal Abhishek with milk or water. According to Vastu Shastra, placing this iconic symbol of cosmic balance in the North East zone of your living space clears away stagnant energies and invites profound spiritual tranquility. Polished to a brilliant mirror-like shine, it serves as a breathtaking and spiritually uplifting focal point for any traditional altar or modern meditation space.
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Golden Brass Shivling - Traditional Shiva Lingam - Pooja Room Murti
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