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Annapuran Devi Murti - 2.5 x 1.5 Inches | Brass Idol/ Annapoorani Statue/ Annapurna Idol for Pooja

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Original price Rs. 350.00 - Original price Rs. 350.00
Original price
Rs. 350.00
Rs. 350.00 - Rs. 350.00
Current price Rs. 350.00
SKU 52504565
Width Height Depth Material Weight

1.5 in

2.5 in

1 in

Brass

0.11 kg

• Welcome the Mother of Food, Fulfilment, and Abundant Blessings into Your Home

“May Goddess Annapoorani ensure that every home has nourishing food, grateful hearts, generous hands, and blessings that never cease.”

• This Annapuran devi murti brings the sacred presence of Goddess Annapoorani into your pooja space, beautifully representing the Divine Mother who nourishes every living being. The traditional brass form adds a warm and devotional character to your sacred surroundings.
• Revered as the Mother of nourishment, this Annapurna murti carries a meaningful reminder that food is a divine gift and should always be respected, valued, and shared with compassion.
• Her graceful presence makes this idol especially meaningful for families who pray for a well-nourished household, abundance, contentment, and the happiness that comes from feeding others.
• With its timeless devotional appeal, this Annapurna devi idol can become a cherished part of a home temple, pooja shelf, kitchen prayer area, or traditional spiritual collection.

The Divine Story of Goddess Annapoorani – When the Mother Came to Feed the World

Among the sacred traditions associated with Goddess Annapoorani is a beautiful story that explains why She is revered as the Divine Mother of food and nourishment.

Once, Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati were engaged in a divine discussion about the nature of the world. Shiva spoke about the temporary nature of material existence and the importance of recognizing the eternal truth beyond physical life. Goddess Parvati, however, reminded Him that although the material world may be temporary, the physical body still needs nourishment to survive and pursue spiritual knowledge.

To reveal the importance of food, Goddess Parvati withdrew the abundance of nourishment from the world. Food became difficult to obtain, and living beings began experiencing hunger and suffering. The world soon realized that without nourishment, even ordinary duties and spiritual pursuits become difficult. Moved by the suffering of living beings, Goddess Parvati manifested as Goddess Annapoorani in the sacred city of Kashi. She appeared as the compassionate Mother carrying a vessel filled with food and a serving ladle.

Instead of keeping the food for herself, She began feeding everyone who came to Her. The hungry were welcomed without distinction, and Her divine kitchen became a symbol of generosity and compassion.

Lord Shiva eventually came to Goddess Annapoorani. In this sacred encounter, He accepted food from Her hands. The episode carries a profound spiritual message: knowledge may guide the soul, but food sustains the body through which every human being experiences life and performs their duties.

The story therefore teaches devotees that food should never be treated carelessly. A meal is not simply something to consume; it is a blessing that has passed through the efforts of nature, farmers, cooks, families, and countless hands. This sacred tradition is also connected with Anna Daanam, the offering of food to others. Feeding a hungry person is regarded as an act of compassion because it directly provides nourishment and strength.

Goddess Annapoorani consequently became deeply revered as the Mother who nourishes the world. Devotees pray to Her for sufficient food, household prosperity, abundance, happiness, and the well-being of their loved ones.

The presence of an annapoorani statue beautifully represents this timeless message. This Annapuran devi murti can remind devotees to be thankful for every meal and generous toward those in need. An Annapurna murti reflects the nurturing aspect of the Divine Mother, while this Annapurna devi idol represents the sacred connection between food, gratitude, compassion, and abundance.

Features of the Annapuran Devi Brass Idol

• The traditional brass construction gives the idol a rich devotional appearance that beautifully complements lamps, flowers, bells, and other pooja accessories.
• Represents Goddess Annapoorani in Her nurturing aspect, making the idol spiritually meaningful for households that value food, family, and generosity.
• Suitable for displaying in a pooja room, home temple, kitchen prayer corner, or other clean and dedicated devotional space.
• Serves as a beautiful reminder to appreciate food, avoid unnecessary wastage, and share meals with those around you.
• The brass form blends naturally with Indian devotional settings and can become a lasting part of a family’s worship collection.
• A thoughtful choice for housewarmings, weddings, festivals, birthdays, or anyone beginning a new chapter in life with wishes for abundance and well-being.

Care Instructions

• Use a soft, dry cloth to gently remove dust from the idol and preserve its traditional brass appearance.
• Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive scrubbers, and prolonged exposure to moisture. Handle the idol carefully while cleaning or repositioning it.

Bring Home the Blessings of Annapoorani

• Bring home this sacred annapoorani statue and give your pooja space a beautiful representation of the Mother who nourishes the world.
• Let this Annapuran devi murti inspire gratitude for every meal and encourage the timeless tradition of sharing food with love and compassion.
• Choose this graceful Annapurna murti for your home or gift this Annapurna devi idol to someone special as a meaningful wish for abundance, nourishment, prosperity, and family happiness.

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