Shiva Idols and Shivling with Stone and Colour Work
About this collection
Shiva idols and shivling with stone and colour work are a finished style: the stones and colours are applied by hand after casting, so each piece has a slightly different look. The sizes run from small figures to very tall idols, so the height decides where a piece suits. The stones and colour need gentler handling than the plain metal, and the taller figures are very heavy.
Most pieces are brass, and each listing names the metal. Dust with a soft brush rather than a cloth that can catch on the stones, and keep water away from the stone and colour work. Lift a heavy idol by its base, with help.
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Shivling Idol in Brass (Shiv Ling), 4 inch – for Home Mandir (No. 1)
0.09 kg · Stone and colour work
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Shiv Ji Idol in Brass (Shivparivaar), 4.5 inch – for Home Mandir (No. 1)
0.13 kg · Stone and colour work
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Shivling Idol in Brass (Shiv Ling), 3.8 inch – for Desk and Car (No. 0)
0.08 kg · Stone and colour work
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Shiv Ji Idol in Brass (Shivparivaar), 4.7 inch – for Home Mandir (No. 2)
0.15 kg · Stone and colour work
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Shivling Idol in Brass (Shiv Ling), 4.3 inch – for Home Mandir (No. 2)
0.11 kg · Stone and colour work
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Shiv Ji Idol in Brass (Shivparivaar), 5.8 inch – for Home Mandir (No. 3)
0.26 kg · Stone and colour work
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Shiv Ji Idol in Brass (Parivaar Hill), 12 inch – for Pooja Room
10.64 kg · Stone and colour work
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Shiv Parivar Idol in Brass, 8.5 inch, 2.88 kg – for Pooja Room
2.88 kg · Stone and colour work
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Shiv Ji Idol in Brass, Dancing (Nataraja Tri), 14 inch – for Pooja Room
4.3 kg · Stone and colour work
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Good to know
Are the stones and colour safe to clean?
Dust with a soft brush and avoid wet cloths around the stones. Keep water away from the stone and colour work.
Is a tall stone and colour work idol heavy?
The taller pieces are very heavy. Check the weight on the listing and make sure the floor or shelf can carry it.
Which size suits a pooja room?
A piece near the middle of the height range suits a pooja room well. Measure the shelf first.