Lord Hanuman Idols — Marble & Brass Bajrangbali Murtis
Hanuman — Bajrangbali, the devoted servant of Rama — is the deity of strength, courage and unwavering devotion. A Hanuman murti guards the home against negativity and instils fearlessness. Gharana offers Hanuman in marble and brass: in flying (Sankat Mochan) posture, kneeling in devotion, and the protective five-faced Panchmukhi form.
Significance of Hanuman
Hanuman 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.
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Where should a Hanuman idol be placed at home?
Place Hanuman facing the south or south-west — the one deity traditionally favoured facing south, as Sankat Mochan guarding against negativity. A flying or kneeling Hanuman suits the home; keep him clean and offer sindoor on Tuesdays.
What is Panchmukhi Hanuman?
Panchmukhi (five-faced) Hanuman combines the faces of Hanuman, Narasimha, Garuda, Varaha and Hayagriva — offering protection in all five directions. It is a powerful protective form kept for warding off negativity and obstacles.
How do I worship Hanuman at home?
Offer sindoor and a jasmine-oil (chameli) diya, recite the Hanuman Chalisa, and worship especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Keep an image of Rama nearby, as Hanuman’s devotion is centred on him.