Brass Fine Art Murugan idol

Height: 3 Inches , Weight: 0.080 Kg 

SKU: 4SF56123

A brass Murugan idol, like the one in the image, is a significant religious and spiritual item primarily used in Hinduism, especially in South India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and Singapore, where Lord Murugan (also known as Kartikeya, Skanda, Subramanya, Shanmukha) is widely worshipped.

• Worship (Puja): This is the primary and most important use. Devotees perform daily puja (worship rituals) to the Murugan idol. This involves:

  • Offering prayers and chanting mantras, especially those dedicated to Murugan like "Om Saravanabhava."

  • Offering flowers, incense sticks, and lighting diyas (oil lamps).

  • Performing abhishekam (ritual bathing) with water, milk, honey, etc. (though for metal idols, this might be a symbolic sprinkling or a gentle wipe).

  • Offering fruits, sweets, or other food items as naivedyam.

  • Seeking blessings for courage, victory over enemies (inner and outer), wisdom, protection, and fulfillment of desires.

• Symbol of Courage, Wisdom, and Victory: Lord Murugan is revered as the God of War, the divine commander of the Devas (gods), and the embodiment of youth, beauty, courage, and wisdom. He is also associated with knowledge and dispelling ignorance. His spear (Vel) symbolizes divine wisdom and the power to destroy negativity.

• Devotion and Spiritual Growth: For many devotees, the idol serves as a focal point for devotion, meditation, and spiritual concentration. It inspires courage to overcome challenges and seek spiritual liberation.

• Auspiciousness and Protection: Keeping a Murugan idol at home is believed to bring auspiciousness, peace, strength, and divine protection from evil forces, obstacles, and ill health.

• Festivals: Murugan idols are especially prominent during festivals dedicated to him, such as:

  • Thaipusam: A major festival where devotees carry kavadis (burdens) and make offerings.

  • Skanda Sashti: A six-day festival celebrating Murugan's victory over the demon Surapadman.

  • Panguni Uthiram: A festival celebrating Murugan's marriage to Deivanai and Valli.

• Vastu Shastra: In Vastu Shastra, the ancient Indian science of architecture, placing deity idols in specific directions is believed to attract positive energy. A Murugan idol is often placed in the puja room or a clean, prominent area, typically facing the East or North-East, to invite positive vibrations, courage, and success.

• Home Decor (with spiritual significance): Beyond its religious function, a beautifully crafted brass Murugan idol is also an exquisite piece of traditional Indian art and decor. It enhances the aesthetic appeal of a home, especially a dedicated mandir (home altar) or a serene corner of the living space, while imbuing it with a spiritual ambiance.

• Gifting: Due to its profound spiritual significance, beauty, and auspicious nature, a brass Murugan idol is considered a meaningful and cherished gift for various occasions such as:

  • Housewarming ceremonies (Griha Pravesh)

  • Weddings and anniversaries

  • Birthdays or other special events, wishing the recipient strength, success, and spiritual well-being.

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