Nandi Statue With Base - 1 X 1.5 Inches | Antique Brass Idol/ Nandhi Statue/ Nandi Murti For Pooja
"The Nandi Statue with Base is a stunning addition to your pooja room."
♦ This Nandi Sculpture with Base, which is also known as the Brass Nandi statue, Nandi Idol, or Vrishabha Murti, is a sacred depiction of Lord Shiva's revered vahana (divine mount). With its lovely brass construction, rich symbolism, and religious meaning, this brass idol is perfect for use as a pooja object and home decor item.
♦ Origins:
According to Hindu mythology and temple traditions and ancient Hindu scriptures, Nandi is a key figure in Shaivism. The Tamil word Nandhu, which means joy, is where the name "Nandi" comes from. Nandi is regarded as the gatekeeper and most devoted follower of Lord Shiva in the Puranic literature. In front of the main shrine of temples devoted to Shiva, there is frequently a massive Nandi statue that represents unshakeable faith.
♦ Nandi worship is particularly prevalent in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, where massive Nandi idol may be found in historic temples such the Lepakshi Temple (Andhra Pradesh) and Brihadeeswarar Temple (Thanjavur). Theses brass idols are also revered during significant Shaivite festivals such as Maha Shivaratri and Pradosham.
♦ The Nandi figure is frequently employed as a pooja item in spiritual corners and household temples. During rituals, worshippers position the brass statue in front of the Shiva Lingam, believing that it serves as a conduit for their prayers to Lord Shiva. Additionally, it's a great present to offer during lucky days, Shiva abhishekam, and vratams.
Keep your brass idol in a cool, dry area to help it last longer. Keep it dry, and clean it regularly with a soft cloth. Maintaining its shine requires a mild rinse after applying tamarind or lemon juice. Keep it in a cloth-lined box when not in use to avoid oxidation and scratches.
Nandi is strongly linked to the practice of worshipping Shiva and stands for patience, fortitude, and dedication. Devotees think that whispering a wish into Nandi's ear during Maha Shivaratri guarantees that Lord Shiva will hear it. Additionally, temple entrances must have it since it represents the start of spiritual practice.
♦ The Shiva Purana states that Nandi was born of the heavenly force of sage Shilada's penance. Nandi became the head of Shiva's ganas and a representation of disciplined devotion after receiving Lord Shiva's own blessings. Owning this pooja item is not only about beauty; it also welcomes heavenly grace into your house.
"With this Nandi Statue With Base, which is a seamless fusion of tradition, craftsmanship, and spiritual symbolism, you can "enhance your sacred space with the divine presence." Bring beauty, piety, and grace into your house by ordering right now."
