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Other Idols: Ram Lalla, Murugan, Varahi, Hanuman and More
Other idols is a wider selection of devotional forms, including Ram Lalla, Murugan, Varahi, Hanuman, Ganesha, Shivling and Balaji charan. Each product page lists its material, finish and dimensions.
About Other Idols
Browse a wider selection of devotional forms, including Ram Lalla, Murugan, Varahi and Balaji charan. Standing idols sit alongside symbolic pieces with their own bases and finishes.
If you already know the deity you want, compare its available forms and dimensions. If you are choosing a gift, start with the recipient’s devotional preference and the space where they can keep it. Read the material details rather than inferring them from colour.
Explore all frames and idols.
- Forms listed
- Ram Lalla, Murugan, Varahi, Hanuman, Ganesha, Shivling, Balaji charan
- Materials in titles
- Karungali (ebony), brass, resin, pyrite, bronze, gold and silver finishes
- Display uses in titles
- Home, mandir, car and office
- Also see
- All Frame and Idols
Ram Lalla, Balaji and Murugan forms
Ram Lalla is the child form of Lord Ram. The collection lists an Ayodhya Ram Lalla Idol described for car, home and office.
Balaji, or Venkateswara, is a form of Lord Vishnu. You will find a Balaji charan with Shanku Chakra Namam in a gold plated finish. A Venkateswara Mahalakshmi Sangam idol is also listed.
Murugan appears with his peacock in several forms, including a Lord Murugan idol with peacock. See also the Thaipusam edit.
Shiva, Hanuman and Ganesha idols
Shiva forms include the Original Narmadeshwar Shivling, a brass Shivling and Karungali Shivling idols. The Adiyogi Divine Idol and a Mercury Shivling are also here.
A Hanuman idol is listed with a gada (mace) in a bronze finish, and in a gold finish resin design. Ganesha appears as a Natural Pyrite Ganesha Idol, a handcrafted Ganpati Bappa with base and a Karungali piece.
Karungali, Varahi and symbolic pieces
Karungali is ebony wood. The Lord Varahi Karungali Idol shows Varahi, a form of the Goddess worshipped in Hindu tradition. More are in Karungali Idols.
Symbolic pieces include a Trishul Damroo with Rudraksha, a brass turtle and a tiger eye turtle. Several designs have their own base and finish, so read each page.
Karungali idols are listed for Varahi, Shivling and Ganapati forms. Check each page for the base, the finish and the stated dimensions before you choose.
How to choose an idol
- If you know the deity, compare its available forms and dimensions.
- For a gift, start with the devotional preference of the recipient and the space where they can keep it.
- Read the material details rather than inferring them from colour.
A bronze, gold or silver finish describes appearance, not the material. Wipe idols with a soft dry cloth. Browse All Frame and Idols, Brass Idols and Resin God Idols.
Frequently asked questions
What is in the Other Idols collection?
Is there a Ram Lalla murti?
Does a bronze, gold or silver finish show the material?
Are there Murugan idols here?
How do I choose an idol as a gift?
What is Karungali?
Where can I see the price?
Related pages
- Idols: Venkateswara, Ram Lalla, Murugan, Hanuman and Shivling
- God Idols: Brass, Resin, Stone and Karungali Murtis
- Brass Idols Online: Kuber, Krishna, Durga and Shiva Murtis
- Resin God Idols for Home, Car and Office
- Karungali Idols in Ebony Wood for Your Devotional Space
- Karungali God Idols: Ebony Wood Murtis for Your Mandir
- Mantra Frames, Pyrite Frames and God Idols
- Thaipusam: Murugan Statue, Karungali Vel Malas and Jewellery
Updated on 20 October 2026
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