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Brass Inder Dev Idol is a sacred symbol of divine authority, protection, and celestial power. Crafted in a traditional devotional form, it brings a majestic spiritual presence to mandir spaces and sacred home settings. This beautifully crafted Inder Dev Idol reflects strength, leadership, and timeless spiritual significance. Inder Dev, revered in Vedic tradition as the king of the gods and the deity of rain, thunder, and the heavens, symbolizes power, protection, and the natural forces that sustain life. His presence represents divine authority and blessings for prosperity and balance in the world. Ideal for home mandirs, sacred spaces, and spiritually inspired interiors, this devotional piece adds both cultural heritage and spiritual depth to the surroundings.
Material
Brass
Size
(L x W x H) - 5 x 3 x 5.5 (inches)
Weight
964 Grams (approx)
• Represents divine power, protection, and celestial authority. • Symbolizes natural balance and life-sustaining energy. • Enhances the spiritual atmosphere of sacred spaces. • Reflects the revered significance of Inder Dev in Vedic tradition. • Adds traditional beauty with strong symbolic meaning.
● Do’s. • Keep in a clean and elevated place. • Wipe gently to maintain its detailing and finish. • Place in a peaceful and respected sacred setting. ● Don’ts. • Do not place directly on the floor. • Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaning materials. • Do not keep in damp, cluttered, or neglected spaces.
All product dimensions are mentioned in the Specifications section below․ While we make every effort to deliver products as per the specified measurements, please note that all items are handcrafted․ As a result, slight variations may occur․ A tolerance of approximately ±0․1 to 1 cm in height and width, and ±1 to 15 grams in weight (for statues), should be expected
All our products are handmade by Indian craftsmen and women — largely from villages. In this way, we are able to play our part in supporting and growing the local Indian economy.
