Brass Statues/ Murtis

February 4, 2007

Shiva is commonly portrayed as an ascetic with a serpent around His

neck, vibhooti (sacred ash) adorning His face and His essentially bare

body, a trishul (trident) in one of His hands and a kamandalu (container

of water for use in religious practices) in an other hand, and a

damaruga (small drum) in yet another hand.

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Hanuman statue Description : God Hanuman is incarnation of Lord Shiva

and is provider of courage, hope, knowledge, intellect and devotion. He

is pictured as a robust monkey holding a mace (gada) which is a sign of

bravery and with folded hands which is a sign of his devotion to Lord

Rama. He is also called Pavan-suta (son of air) or Bajarangbali.

Kurma avatar Description : Kurma was the second avatar (incarnation) of

Vishnu. He took the form of a tortoise and sat on the bottom of the

ocean after the Great Flood. A mountain was placed on his back by the

other gods so that they could churn the sea and find the ancient

treasures of the Vedic peoples.

The back of the tortoise has Lakshmi yantra inscribed in numerical form.

Keeping this plate filled with water in house, fufills all the material

desires.

Ghunguru wind chime Description : There is something unique about the

tone that these 'Ghunguru' (Ankle Bell) make when they gently cling

together. Hang them on open windows for the perfect musical accompanient

to a cup of tea and good luck.

Good Feng Shui in the Home is very important. Positive Feng Shui

attracts Sheng Chi into the house resulting in harmony, happiness,

health and plenty of luck. Hanging the chime in the west or north west

direction is a good Feng Shui.

Nandiling Chest Description : Nandi is Shiva's vahan and the lingam is

representation of the infinite cosmic column of fire.

Purpose: This Nandiling bowl is specially designed for keeping precious

rudraksha beads and then be placed in Puja Altar. Their vibrations and

presence would benefit the entire family.

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