Shiv Ji Idols for Temple
About this collection
Shiv Ji murtis for a temple are large brass figures placed on a firm floor, where they are the focus of worship. The size is set by the hall: a figure must be seen from the back of the room and must fit the space around its base. Check the floor's load and the access route before choosing, because these figures are very heavy.
Brass is the usual metal for a temple murti. Its weight is solid and its finish holds up to daily worship. Clean the carving with a soft brush and the flat areas with a dry cloth, and check the base for level after any move. Plan the cleaning schedule with the temple staff so the figure is attended to regularly.
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Shiv Ji Idol in Brass, Dancing (Nataraja), 23 inch – for Temple and Entrance
12.86 kg · Polished
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Good to know
Can a temple Shiv Ji idol go in a home?
Most homes cannot carry the weight of these large figures. A smaller murti for a shelf or puja table is the usual home choice.
Which form suits a temple?
Seated and standing Shiv Ji and dancing Nataraja forms are all common in temples. Choose by the size of the hall and the altar.
How often should a temple murti be cleaned?
A dry dusting each week and a fuller clean every month or two keeps the brass bright. Avoid harsh polish in the carving.