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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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Unique handmade panchaloha icon of shree balamuri ganapati. Seated in the lalitāsana, śrī gaṇeśa has his trunk curled towards his right (balamuri) supporting a pūrṇakumbha (~ the pot of abundance) and bears danta (~ tusk), ankusha (~ goad), pāśa (~ noose), modaka (~ pudding) in his arms.
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Exclusive handmade panchaloha icon of jagadguru shree madhvacharya. The icon is approximately 3.75 inches or 9.45 cms in height and is ideal for both home and temple worship. Śrī madhvācārya with a serene and benedictory countenance is seated in the padmāsana bearing the jgñāna (~ wisdom) mudra and grantha (~ scripture) in the right and left arms respectively, while the yati danda is placed in the peetha.
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10% offOut of stockBrass rajopachara set comprising of Chhatra (~ parasol), Cāmara (~ whisk), Patāka (~ Flag), Darpańa (~ mirror), and Vyajana (~ fan) ideal for home worship.
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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.
