11" Eight Armed Goddess Varahi Brass Idol on Kirtimukha Throne

Goddess Varahi, the fierce feminine power in her eight-armed form, commands attention from her ornate Kirtimukha throne. This hand cast brass sculpture captures her in a seated posture, each of her eight arms positioned with ritual purpose, while the elaborate prabhawali (halo) behind her amplifies her divine presence. The Kirtimukha base, carved with the sacred mask motif, elevates this piece into a statement of spiritual devotion and artistic mastery.

Cast in brass with meticulous attention to the intricacy of her crown, jewelry, and the ornamental throne details, this sculpture presents with warm, gleaming surfaces that catch light beautifully. At 11 inches in height, it commands a dedicated shelf or altar space, neither overwhelming nor diminishing the viewer's sense of her power and grace.

• Material: Hand cast brass
• Dimensions: 11 inches height x 8.20 inches width x 4.90 inches depth
• Weight: 4.6 kilograms
• Craft: Hand cast with traditional sculptural detailing on throne, prabhawali, and all eight arms
• Care: Dust regularly with a soft cloth. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture to maintain the brass finish
• Occasion: Shrine installation, serious collectors of Hindu sculpture, those honoring Varahi in practice

This piece speaks to collectors and practitioners who recognize Varahi's significance and seek authentic, museum-quality brass work for their spiritual space or collection.