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Exquisite handmade panchaloha icon of udupi shree krishna which is about 5.88 inches or 14.7 cms in height is perfect for both home and temple worship. Standing in the kaṭi-baddha samabhangi on a lotus pīṭha, udupi śrī kṛṣṇa has a childlike & benedictory countenance and holds the churning stick and rope in his right & left hands respectively.
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The brass Rathārārti or Rathārati also called nakshatra ārārti/arati has three (3) steps and 27 small wick-holders with a long well-balanced handle that ensures comfortable grip during usage.
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Spectacular handmade panchaloha icon of shree natavara krishna of 5 inches (~12.5 cms) height suitable for home or temple worship. Natavara krishna is in the nātya bhangi (~ dancing) posture bearing navanīta (~butter) and muraḷī (~ flute) and bears a joyous, gracious countenance.
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Exclusive handcrafted panchaloha icon of ashtaishvaryaprada shree panchamukhi hanuman which is approximately 8.6 inches (~ 21.6 cms) in height and is most suitable for home or temple worship. Standing in samabhangi (~ upright posture) with five faces viz., ānjaneya, varāha, gāruḍa, narasimha, and hayagrīva in four direction and above respectively, bearing khaḍga (~sword), kumbha (~pot of prosperity), aṅkuśa (~ goad), hala (~ plough), nāgapāśa (~ serpentine noose), kalpavṛkṣa (~ all-bestowing tree), khaṭvāṅga (~ club of adamantine skull & bone), parvata (~mountain), akṣaya pātra (~ inexhaustible bowl of abundance) and kheṭa (~ shield) in ten arms beginning with lower right arm and ending lower left arm in clockwise direction, śrī pañcamukha hanumān has a magnificent & benevolent countenance.
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Majestic handmade panchaloha icon of shree lakshmi narasimha with removable prabhavali about 6.6 inches or 16.5 cms in height. Seated in the vīrāsana with śrī lakṣmī on the left, caturbhuja (~ four-armed) śrī narasimha bears the chakra & shankha in the upper right & left hands, abhaya mudra in the lower right hand while embracing śrī mahālakṣmī with his lower left arm.
