Mookambika Devi Idol With 8 Hands- 10 X 7 Inches | Brass Idol/ Gold Polish Sitting Mookambika Idol For Worship

"Invite the divine presence of Mookambika into your home—an eight-handed symbol of knowledge, strength, and protection, beautifully cast in brass."

This brass gold-polished statue, also known as the Mookambika idol, goddess idol, sacred brass idols, or Mookambikai, depicts Goddess Mookambika in her eight-armed form. Divine representations in each hand represent wisdom, triumph, and cosmic force. This image embodies the spiritual character of Shakti and is perfect for regular worship and temple ornamentation.

• Origin
Mookambikai's eight-armed appearance comes from old Hindu texts where she is revered as a united form of Saraswati, Lakshmi, and Durga. This representation, formerly worshipped in the Kollur Mookambika Temple, is renowned for its spiritual power and elegance. With a polished gold finish and exquisite details, the brass idols are made in the South Indian style. This goddess idol's strong form and polished sheen make it aesthetically appealing and spiritually uplifting.

During Navaratri, Vasant Panchami, and Friday poojas devoted to Devi, the Mookambika idol is particularly revered. She is invoked as a manifestation of Adi Parashakti for knowledge, bravery, and divine feminine power. The eight-armed form is also associated to defensive alankarams during temple festivals.

• Regional Appeal and Background
The tale of Mookambikai relates how the goddess vanquished the demon Mookasura in order to preserve dharma. Her main shrine is the temple in Kollur, Karnataka, which draws devotees from Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh. This deity is frequently represented in brass figures, particularly in eight-armed postures, which are traditional temple artifacts and are preferred in households for invoking blessings of wisdom and power.

• Uses
• The Mookambika idol should be kept in pooja rooms or home altars.
• In the course of Navaratri, use it for Devi poojas and alankarams.
• Perfect as a representation of a goddess in schools looking for divine direction.
• Ideal for temple installations and cultural exhibitions.
• Perfect for giving as a present during religious or celebratory events.

• Preservatio
• Regularly use a dry cotton cloth to clean the brass idols.
• To keep gold polish, steer clear of chemical cleansers.
• Keep in a dust-free area when not in use.
• To avoid scrapes, wrap the Mookambikai idol in a soft cloth.
• Stay out of damp places to maintain details and shine.

"Accept the divine power of Devi—bring home the eight-armed Mookambika idol and welcome wisdom, strength, and peace into your sacred space."