Annapoorani Statue - 2 x 1.5 Inches | Copper Idol/ Silver Polish Annapuran Devi Murti/ Annapurna Murti for Pooja

Invite divine grace and abundance into your home with this exquisitely designed Annapoorani Statue for Pooja. Depicting the revered goddess of nourishment, this idol symbolizes prosperity, wisdom, and the fulfillment of both physical and spiritual needs. A perfect addition to any worship space, it serves as a reminder of gratitude and sustenance. Ideal for pooja rituals, meditation spaces, or as a meaningful spiritual gift.

• This silver-polished copper Annapoorani statue is a finely crafted representation of the Hindu goddess of nourishment and abundance, set on a sturdy square base.
• Worshipped as the deity of sustenance, Goddess Annapoorani signifies prosperity and the fulfillment of both physical and spiritual hunger.
• In Hindu traditions, her idol is considered sacred, symbolizing the endless provision of nourishment and making it an essential addition to pooja rooms.
• Devotees believe that keeping the Annapoorani idol brings blessings of wealth, health, success, and spiritual well-being.
• The statue portrays Goddess Annapoorani elegantly holding a ladle and a vessel, emphasizing her role as the bestower of food and prosperity.
• Embellished with intricate jewelry and finely detailed attire, this idol serves as both a spiritual emblem and a stunning decorative piece.
• The goddess is depicted with a calm and composed expression, radiating serenity and positivity wherever it is placed.
• Recognized as an incarnation of Goddess Parvati, Annapoorani not only provides nourishment for the body but also enriches the mind and soul with wisdom and enlightenment.
• Made from copper with a lustrous silver polish, this idol exudes divine charm while being easy to care for.
• The Annapoorani statue is a meaningful gift for spiritual celebrations, including housewarmings, weddings, birthdays, and other auspicious occasions.


A legend says that Shiva once commented that everything in the world, including food, is Maya (illusion). Furious, the goddess of food, Parvati, decided to show how important food is by causing all of the food on Earth to vanish. Hunger began to affect the earth. When Shiva finally realized how important food was, he begged Parvati for it at her door. After becoming joyful, Parvati prepared a kitchen (temple) for her followers in Varanasi and served Shiva meals prepared by hand. This temple came to be known as Annapurna Devi Mandir.