Shiv Statue, Murti and Shivling for Mahashivratri

Shiv statue and murti designs

• Lord Shiva Brass Idol, a brass Shiva murti.
• Black and Gold Shiva Idol, described for car, office and home.
• Silver Resin Shiva Murti, for home, mandir and car.
• Adiyogi statue and Shiva Rudra locket set.

For a car dashboard, check the base and height, and place the statue where it does not block your view. For a home shrine, measure the space and leave room for a diya, flowers and other puja articles.

Shivling in stone, brass and Karungali

In Hindu tradition, the Shivling is the formless symbol of Lord Shiva and the focus of abhishek on Mahashivratri. This edit includes the Shivling Stone Idol, the Brass Shivling with Jal drop and the Shivling Karungali Idol in ebony wood.

Display pieces include the Premium Resin Shivling Idol and Shivling Trishul with Base. Confirm suitability before abhishek, as resin and wood pieces may not be meant for water or milk.

Trishul, Damru and other symbolic pieces

The trishul (trident) and damru (drum) are associated with Lord Shiva. Pieces here include the Adiyogi Gold Plated Trishul Damru with Base and Trishul Damroo with Rudraksha.

Other symbolic forms in this edit include the Hanuman Gada with Base and Shri Vishnu Shankh Tilak Chakra with Base. Ganesh pieces include the Handcrafted Ganpati Bappa and Miniature Appu Ganesh Idol. Each product page lists the material and finish.

Karungali idols and other deities

Karungali (ebony) idols in this edit include Lakshmi Ji on a lotus base, Lord Varaha Swamy and Varahi. Karungali is a dark wood, so keep these idols dry and wipe them with a soft cloth.

The Lord Krishna Kamdhenu cow with calf is a brass piece. For more Shiva forms, see Lord Shiv, brass idols and Karungali idols. For Mahashivratri Rudraksha, explore the Focus Aura edit.