Brass Maa Chandi Chamunda/Durga Devi Idol/Statue MATA Rani Murti for Home Puja/Pooja Temple/Mandir (6 x 7 x 2 Inch, Gold Color)

Description

• Product Code:– BR-01062
• Colour:- ‎Golden✅
• Material:– ‎Brass✅
• Width x Height (CM):– 18.00 x 15.00 CM✅
• Weight (In Gram):– 1050.00✅
• COLLECTION NAME:- Chamunda Maa Religious Idol & Figurine✅
• Wholesaler Most Welcome
• Made In India
• Chamunda Also Known As Chamundi, Chamundeshwari And Charchika, Is A Fearsome Aspect Of Devi, The Hindu Divine Mother, And One Of The Seven Matrikas (Mother Goddesses).
• She Is Also One Of The Chief Yoginis, A Group Of Sixty-Four Or Eighty-One Tantric Goddesses, Who Are Attendants Of The Warrior Goddess Durga.
• She Is Sometimes Identified With Goddesses Parvati, Chandi Or Durga As Well.
• Can Be Placed In Puja Room, Home, Temple, Office, Work Desk For Vastu, Meditation, Prayer And To Attract Good Luck, Money, Prosperity, Success And To Keep The Negativity Out Of The Premises.
• This Decorative Murti Can Be Used As Pooja Mandir Interior Decoration Accessories / Table Decor Items Or Showcase Decoration. Beneficial Impact: As Per Vastu Methodology Religious Spritual Idols Showpieces Placed In the North-East Direction Of Drawing / Living & Pooja Room, brings Wealth, Health, Peace & Happiness Among The Home Members Like Mother, Father, Husband, Wife, Brother, Sister, Son, Daughter & Friend.
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• Chandi Chamunda Also Known As Chamundi,Chamundeshwari And Charchika, Is A Fearsome Aspect Of Devi, The Hindu Divine Mother And One Of The Seven Matrikas (Mother Goddesses). She Is Also One Of The Chief Yoginis, A Group Of Sixty-Four Or Eighty-One Tantric Goddesses, Who Are Attendants Of The Warrior Goddess Durga. The Name Is A Combination Of Chanda And Munda, Two Monsters Whom Chamunda Killed. She Is Closely Associated With Kali, Another Fierce Aspect Of Devi. She Is Sometimes Identified With Goddesses Parvati, Chandi Or Durga As Well. As Per Devi Mahatmya, Goddess Chamunda Emerged As Chandika Jayasundara From An Eyebrow Of Goddess Kaushiki, A Goddess Created From “Sheath” Of Durga And Was Assigned The Task Of Eliminating The Demons Chanda And Munda, Generals Of Demon Kings Shumbha-Nishumbha. She Fought A Fierce Battle With The Demons, Ultimately Killing Them. Goddess Chandika Jayasundara Took The Slain Heads Of The Two Demons To Goddess Kaushiki, Who Became Immensely Pleased. Kaushiki Blessed Chandika Jayasundara And Bestowed Upon Her The Title Of “Chamunda”, To Commemorate The Latter’S Victory Over The Demons. The Famous Chamunda Nandikeshwar Dham (Located In The Northern Part Of Himachal Pradesh, India) Is An Abode Of Shiva Shakti Since The Saga Of Puranas. According To A Legend, The Goddess Chamunda Was Enshrined As Chief Goddess With The Title Of Rudra In The Battle Between Demon Jalandhra And Lord Shiva Which Made This Place Famous As “Rudra Chamunda”. Design: Made In Heavy Shining Brass.