Find the right murti for your home temple — each deity hub brings together handcrafted marble and brass idols with guidance on iconography, placement and daily worship.
Worshipped first in any puja, Ganesha governs wisdom, auspicious beginnings and the removal of obstacles (vighna). His large ears signify deep listening, the broken tusk sacrifice, and the modak the sweetness of spiritual reward. A left-trunk idol is favoured for home peace; a right-trunk (siddhi) idol for intense sadhana.
Explore Ganesha idolsShiva represents the transformative power that dissolves the old to make way for the new — destruction in service of renewal. As Nataraja he dances the rhythm of the cosmos; as the Shivling he is the formless infinite. Daily jalabhishek with water and bilva leaves, and the mantra “Om Namah Shivaya”, are at the heart of his worship.
Explore Shiva idolsKrishna embodies divine love (prema), playful joy (leela) and the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita. Radha-Krishna together symbolise the soul’s union with the divine. Laddu Gopal is served with daily bhog, dressed and rocked to sleep — a uniquely intimate, affectionate form of worship.
Explore Krishna idolsLakshmi bestows not only material wealth but the deeper prosperity of health, harmony and grace. She is worshipped with Ganesha (wisdom) and often Saraswati (knowledge) for complete well-being. Her lotus seat signifies purity, and the flowing coins, generosity and abundance.
Explore Lakshmi idolsDurga represents Shakti — the primordial energy that protects dharma and vanquishes evil, as in her slaying of Mahishasura. During Navratri her nine forms (Navadurga) are worshipped over nine nights, culminating in Vijayadashami, the victory of good. She grants strength, fearlessness and maternal protection.
Explore Durga idolsHanuman embodies bhakti (devotion), shakti (strength) and seva (selfless service). As Sankat Mochan he removes troubles; as the bearer of the Sanjeevani mountain he is boundless power in service of dharma. Tuesdays and Saturdays are dedicated to him, with recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa.
Explore Hanuman idolsSaraswati embodies vidya (knowledge) and the arts. Her white attire signifies purity of thought, the veena the harmony of intellect and emotion, the book the scriptures, and the swan the discernment to separate truth from illusion. She is worshipped on Vasant Panchami and by students before exams.
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