Brass Durgai face Small Wall Mount

Height: 3.5 Inches , Weight: 0.35 Kg 

SKU: 1SF54220

The brass item you've shown is a wall-mounted face (mukha or mukhuta) of Goddess Durga. Unlike a full idol, which is typically placed on an altar or stand for abhishekam (ritual bathing) and elaborate pooja, a wall-mounted face has specific "usages" primarily centered around 

Protection and Warding Off Evil:

Guardian of the Home: Durga is the supreme warrior goddess, known for slaying demons and protecting the righteous. Placing her face at the entrance of a home, office, or shop is believed to act as a powerful protective shield against negative energies, evil eye (drishti), ill intentions, and any form of misfortune or negativity.

Symbol of Strength: Her fierce yet benevolent gaze is thought to instill courage and strength in the inhabitants while deterring any harmful influences.

Vastu Shastra: In Vastu Shastra, placing a Durga face (or image) at the main entrance or in specific directions is often recommended to strengthen the protective energy of the space.

2. Auspiciousness and Blessings:

Bringer of Prosperity: While primarily a protective deity, Durga is also a form of Adi Shakti (the Divine Mother) and can bestow prosperity, well-being, and success upon her devotees. Her presence is considered highly auspicious.

Invokes Divine Presence: For many, having her face displayed is a constant reminder of the divine presence and blessings, fostering a sense of peace and security.

Remover of Obstacles: As a form of Shakti, she helps in overcoming challenges and obstacles in life.

3. Decorative Element and Cultural Display:

Traditional Indian Decor: Brass wall hangings, especially those depicting deities, are a classic element of traditional Indian home decor. They add an authentic, spiritual, and artistic touch to any wall.

Aesthetic Appeal: The intricate craftsmanship, the rich golden hue of the brass, and the powerful yet serene expression of Durga's face make it a beautiful piece of art.

Cultural Identity: Displaying such an item signifies an appreciation for Indian culture, mythology, and spiritual traditions. It can be a focal point in hallways, living rooms, or entryways.

4. Simplified Worship/Reverence:

While not typically used for elaborate daily pooja like a full idol, the Durga face can still be used for simpler forms of reverence:

Garlanding: Adorning it with a small garland of flowers.

Kumkum/Sandalwood: Applying kumkum (vermilion) and chandan (sandalwood paste) on the forehead.

Incense: Lighting an incense stick in front of it.

Prayer: Offering a quick prayer or mantra recitation as one passes by.

This allows devotees to acknowledge and seek blessings from the goddess even in spaces where a full altar is not feasible or desired.

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