Brass Palani Murugan Idol 2.2 Inch – Dandayudhapani Miniature Statue

Brass Palani Murugan Idol 2.2 Inch – Dandayudhapani Miniature Statue

This miniature brass figurine depicts Lord Murugan as Dandayudhapani or Palani Andavar, the ascetic form associated with the Palani temple tradition in Tamil Nadu. Murugan is shown leaning on a Danda or staff, accompanied by a Kamandalu and holding a mango, with simple attire and a multi-tiered lotus-petal base. Antique golden brass with reddish-copper highlights adds definition to the compact 2.2-inch composition.

Product Specifications

• Deity: Lord Murugan as Dandayudhapani or Palani Andavar
• Material: Brass
• Height: 2.2 inches
• Length: 1 inch
• Breadth: 0.7 inch
• Weight: Approximately 50 grams
• Form: Standing ascetic Palani Murugan
• Attributes: Danda or staff, Kamandalu or water pot, and mango
• Attire: Simple ascetic clothing
• Base: Multi-tiered square lotus-petal base
• Finish: Antique golden brass with reddish-copper highlights
• SKU: BRS-MRG-PLNI-22-07-B

Spiritual Significance

Dandayudhapani is the ascetic form of Murugan closely associated with the Arulmigu Dhandayuthapani Swamy Temple at Palani, one of the traditional Arupadai Veedu pilgrimage sites. The staff, Kamandalu, simple attire, and mango connect the figurine to established Palani Murugan iconography and narratives about wisdom and renunciation. It supports devotional practice without promising grace, wisdom, or other guaranteed outcomes.

Why Choose This?

• Recognisable Palani Andavar form with Danda, Kamandalu, and mango
• Antique golden and reddish-copper tones help define the miniature details
• Compact 2.2-inch height suits small mandirs and protected travel puja kits
• Lotus-petal base gives the approximately 50-gram figure a traditional foundation

Vastu & Placement Guidelines

Place the idol in a shallow holder or enclosed niche that supports its narrow base and upright form. Keep it away from shelf edges, vibration, fans, busy surfaces, children, and pets. Lift it from the base rather than by the staff, arms, Kamandalu, or other small details. For travel, wrap it in a soft cloth and place it in a rigid protective case instead of carrying it loose in a wallet or bag. In a vehicle, secure it on a heat-resistant surface where it cannot obstruct visibility, controls, or airbags.

Perfect Gift For

• Palani Murugan and Dandayudhapani devotees
• Skanda Sashti, Thai Poosam, and Panguni Uthiram
• Weddings, return gifting, and devotional gift sets
• Protected travel puja kits and compact home mandirs

Care & Maintenance

Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or fine soft brush around the staff, Kamandalu, mango, figure, and lotus base. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive scrubbers, acidic household mixtures, and forceful polishing, especially over the reddish-copper highlights. If used for abhishekam, apply only a very small quantity of ritual liquid, remove residue promptly, and dry every recess, base tier, and the underside thoroughly. Brass may naturally develop patina and subtle colour variation. Handle over a soft surface to reduce the risk of damage if dropped.

Why Buy From Pooja Articles?

• Curated selection of brass Palani Murugan idols and miniature devotional figures
• Clear dimensions, approximate weight, iconography, travel, and care information
• Traditional Indian artisan-style brassware supplied from Madurai
• Suitable for worship, festival arrangements, miniature display, and gifting