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About Sacred God Idols
A murti is what turns a shelf into a mandir. Whether you are setting up worship in a new home, replacing a chipped idol, or choosing a gift that will actually be kept, the decision comes down to three things: which deity, what material, and what size will suit the space you have. This collection covers idols and murtis across all of them.
Choosing a murti
- Material: brass is the traditional choice and the only one that comfortably takes daily abhishek; resin allows larger, more detailed murtis at lower cost but must be kept dry; Karungali ebony is hand-carved and unique to each piece.
- Size: measure the shelf before ordering — a murti that crowds the mandir is the commonest regret.
- Consistency: murtis of similar height and finish sit together far better than a mismatched group.
- Placement: traditionally kept raised and clean, facing east or north, not directly on the floor.
Every idol is energised before dispatch, with certified materials where applicable. Dust with a soft dry cloth around fine detailing, and polish brass occasionally. Browse Karungali god idols, other idols or brass puja items.



































