Brass Shivling With Cobra
₹599
Lord Shiva Idols & Shivlings for Home Worship
Shiva — Mahadev, the auspicious one — is worshipped both in form, as the meditating ascetic and cosmic dancer Nataraja, and beyond form, as the Shivling. Gharana offers Shiva in all his aspects: serene marble and brass murtis, Shiv Parivar sets, Nataraja statues, and sacred Narmada and marble Shivlings for daily abhishek at home.
Significance of Shiva
Shiva 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.
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Frequently asked questions
Can we keep a Shiva idol and Shivling at home?
Yes. Both are kept and worshipped at home. A small Shivling (palm-size) is ideal for daily abhishek; serene seated/meditating Shiva murtis and Shiv Parivar sets suit the mandir. Keep them clean and offer water and bilva daily.
What is the significance of Nataraja?
Nataraja depicts Shiva as the cosmic dancer whose Tandava sustains the rhythm of creation and dissolution. The ring of fire is the cosmos, the drum is creation, the raised hand is protection, and the dwarf underfoot is ego/ignorance.
How do I worship Shiva at home daily?
Offer water (jalabhishek), bilva (bel) leaves, white flowers, sandalwood and dhatura, light a diya and chant “Om Namah Shivaya”. Mondays and Pradosh are especially auspicious; Mahashivratri is the great night of Shiva.