8" Eight Armed Goddess Varahi Brass Idol on Kirtimukha Throne

This eight-armed Goddess Varahi commands reverence from her ornate Kirtimukha Prabhawali throne, her multiple hands arranged in varied mudras that speak to her protective and benevolent nature. Cast in brass, the figure captures meticulous detail in the goddess's crowned head, her focused expression, and the intricate geometry of her throne, which features the mythological Kirtimukha face as its backing. The 8-inch height makes this a striking presence on a home altar or display shelf, substantial enough to hold visual weight without overwhelming a compact space.

Hand cast in brass and finished to your choice of finishes, from rich natural brass to striking black with brass highlights, gleaming exotic green gold, or the layered depth of double or triple chola, this piece presents beautifully as a centerpiece for spiritual practice or as a collector's sculpture. The combination of fine casting and customizable patinas allows it to integrate seamlessly with various home aesthetics and altar arrangements.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 8 inches height x 6.25 inches width x 3.30 inches depth
• Weight: 1.8 kg
• Finish: Available in black with natural brass, double chola, exotic green gold, exotic triple chola, or natural brass
• Craft: Hand cast brass with intricate detail in throne and deity figure
• Care: Dust with a soft cloth; avoid harsh chemicals on finished surfaces

Ideal for serious practitioners, collectors of Hindu iconography, or those seeking a powerful focal point for spiritual spaces. A meaningful gift for anyone deepening their connection to goddess worship.