Mandir for Home: Karungali Idols of Ganesh, Lakshmi and Kali

Three Karungali idols for your home mandir

• Lord Ganesh Karungali idol, in ebony wood.
• Lakshmi Ji Karungali idol on a lotus base.
• Goddess Kali Maa Karungali idol, in ebony wood.

Ganesh and Lakshmi have a listed height of 11 cm. Check the individual product page for all other dimensions and care information.

Each idol has its own page with photographs and product details, so open all three before you decide.

Choosing idols for a mandir for home

Start with the deities your family already worships. Ganesh is traditionally worshipped first at the start of a puja, and Lakshmi is worshipped as the goddess of wealth and fortune.

Maa Kali is a form of the Divine Mother, worshipped by many families, especially in Bengal. A small mandir can hold one idol or several, so choose what fits your space and practice.

Compare the form, the photographs and the product details before you decide.

Placing and caring for a wooden idol

These wooden idols are intended for a dry devotional display. Keep them away from water and clean them gently with a soft dry cloth or brush.

Measure the shelf first, then check the height and base on the product page. Place it on a stable, clean surface.

Dust it lightly when you clean the mandir. Do not use soap, oil or polish unless the product page says it is suitable.

A Karungali idol as a devotional gift

A Karungali idol can be a thoughtful gift for a housewarming or a festival. For festive orders, check delivery to your pincode before purchasing.

To see more forms, visit all Karungali idols or browse brass idols and other idols.

A housewarming, a festival or a family puja are common moments for such a gift. The recipient can place the idol in their own mandir.