Dasavathaaram Murti Set - 6 x 2 Inches | Antique Brass Idol/ Vishnu Ten Incarnations Avatars Idols for Pooja

• Experience the Divine Protection and Wisdom of Lord Vishnu’s Avatars
• The Brass Dasavathar Set is not just a decorative piece—it is a sacred representation of the cosmic balance, righteousness, and divine power of Lord Vishnu.
• This exquisite set of ten brass idols portrays the Dasavathar (ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu), each symbolizing a different era and a specific divine purpose.
• Whether you are a devotee, a spiritual seeker, or a collector, this set is a powerful addition to your home, temple, or sacred space.
• The presence of these ten Avatars brings protection, wisdom, prosperity, and harmony. Each incarnation of Lord Vishnu appeared to restore Dharma (righteousness), protect his devotees, and eliminate evil forces.
• This finely crafted brass set with an antique finish is ideal for those who wish to immerse themselves in the divine essence of Lord Vishnu and keep his blessings close.
The Story of the Dasavathar – Vishnu’s Ten Incarnations
According to Hindu mythology, whenever evil forces rise and threaten to disturb the balance of the universe, Lord Vishnu incarnates in different forms to protect the good and destroy the wicked. Each of these Avatars has a unique story, purpose, and symbolism.

Here is the legend of the ten Avatars and the divine lessons they impart:

1. Matsya (The Fish) – The Savior of Wisdom
At the end of Satya Yuga, a great flood was destined to destroy the Earth. Lord Vishnu took the form of a giant fish (Matsya) to save the Vedas, knowledge, and sages from the deluge. He guided Sage Manu’s ark, ensuring that humanity’s wisdom and righteousness were preserved.
Symbolism: Protection, divine guidance, and wisdom during chaos.
2. Kurma (The Tortoise) – The Foundation of Stability
When the Devas (gods) and Asuras (demons) churned the cosmic ocean (Samudra Manthan) to obtain the nectar of immortality, Mount Mandara, which they used as a churning rod, began to sink. Lord Vishnu took the form of a giant tortoise (Kurma) and supported the mountain on his back.
Symbolism: Patience, endurance, and strength in adversity.
3. Varaha (The Boar) – The Guardian of the Earth
The demon Hiranyaksha kidnapped and submerged the Earth in the cosmic ocean. Lord Vishnu appeared as Varaha, a mighty boar, and lifted Earth on his tusks, rescuing her from destruction.
Symbolism: Protection, courage, and the preservation of the planet.
4. Narasimha (The Lion-Man) – The Destroyer of Tyranny
The demon king Hiranyakashipu terrorized the world, believing himself to be invincible. When he tried to kill his own son, Prahlada, a devoted follower of Vishnu, the Lord emerged as Narasimha, a being with a lion’s head and a human body, to destroy the tyrant in a form that bypassed the conditions of his boon.
Symbolism: Divine justice, courage, and protection of devotees.
5. Vamana (The Dwarf) – The Power of Humility
The benevolent but ambitious demon king Mahabali ruled over the three worlds. To restore cosmic balance, Lord Vishnu took the form of a humble dwarf Brahmin (Vamana) and asked for three steps of land. As soon as Mahabali agreed, Vamana grew into a gigantic form and covered the earth, sky, and underworld in just three strides, humbling the mighty king.
Symbolism: Humility, wisdom, and the power of righteousness over arrogance.
6. Parashurama (The Warrior Sage) – The Avenger of Justice
Born as a Brahmin warrior, Parashurama wielded a battle axe given by Lord Shiva and waged war against corrupt and oppressive rulers who had forsaken Dharma. He ensured that the warrior class (Kshatriyas) remained disciplined and just.
Symbolism: Justice, discipline, and the destruction of arrogance.
7. Rama (The Perfect King) – The Embodiment of Dharma
Lord Rama, the hero of the Ramayana, is the epitome of righteousness, devotion, and duty. He defeated the demon king Ravana, proving that good always triumphs over evil. Rama’s life teaches us the importance of honor, self-sacrifice, and unwavering faith.
Symbolism: Duty, virtue, and leadership through righteousness.
8. Krishna (The Divine Guide) – The Master of Wisdom
As the divine charioteer in the Mahabharata, Lord Krishna guided Arjuna in the Bhagavad Gita, imparting the greatest spiritual wisdom on life, duty, and devotion. His life teaches us about love, diplomacy, and the importance of righteousness in action.
Symbolism: Love, wisdom, and divine playfulness.
9. Buddha (The Enlightened One) – The Messenger of Peace
Lord Vishnu is believed to have incarnated as Gautama Buddha to guide people away from ignorance and suffering, promoting non-violence, compassion, and self-realization. His teachings continue to influence millions worldwide.
Symbolism: Peace, enlightenment, and spiritual awakening.
10. Kalki (The Future Warrior) – The Destroyer of Evil
The final Avatar, Kalki, is yet to come. He is depicted as a mighty warrior on a white horse, destined to appear at the end of Kali Yuga to eradicate darkness, ignorance, and evil, restoring Dharma once again.
Symbolism: The ultimate destruction of evil and the dawn of a new era.

Why Choose This Antique Finish Brass Dasavathar Set?
• Divine Protection & Spiritual Strength – Keep Lord Vishnu’s blessings close.
• Premium Quality Brass – Intricately handcrafted with an elegant antique finish.
• Perfect for Home Temples & Meditation Spaces – Enhances positive energy.
• Auspicious Gift for Loved Ones – Ideal for housewarmings, weddings, and festivals.
• Symbol of Dharma & Righteousness – Inspire virtues like patience, wisdom, and courage.

• Embrace the Power of Vishnu’s Avatars in Your Life!
Would you like to bring divine wisdom, protection, and prosperity into your home? The Antique Finish Brass Dasavathar Set is more than an idol collection—it is a spiritual journey through time, reminding us of Lord Vishnu’s eternal presence and guidance.
Order today and invite the blessings of the Dasavathar into your life!