Seated Hanuman and Ram Darbar Idols
About this collection
Seated Hanuman and Ram Darbar idols are a common form for a home mandir and a pooja room. The seated pose suits a shelf or a puja table, and the height decides how the figure stands beside the other murtis. Choose the height against the shelf before buying, since a seated figure needs room behind it.
Brass seated figures keep their finish with a soft brush and a dry cloth. Dust the carving each week, wipe the flat base, and dry any damp spot at once. Keep the figure on a level surface and away from direct sun and damp. Keep the figure dry and wipe off any water after a wash, since brass is best kept clean.
Good to know
Is a seated Hanuman right for a shelf?
Yes. A seated figure sits well on a shelf or a puja table and leaves room for the diyas.
Is a Ram Darbar a good temple figure?
Yes. The Ram Darbar group is a common form in temples, and a figure at this height suits a temple corner.
How should the carving be cleaned?
A soft brush for the carving and a dry cloth on the flat parts. Dry any damp spot at once.