Premium Brass Shiva Lingam Idol 1.5 Inch
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Premium Brass Shiva Lingam Idol 1.5 Inch
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Premium Brass Shiva Lingam Idol 1.5 Inch - Panchamukha Naga Lingam on Yoni Peetha with Ornate Pedestal
Consecrate your sacred space with the supreme aniconic form of Lord Shiva with this exquisitely detailed miniature Premium Brass Shiva Lingam Idol. Standing 1.5 inches tall with a 1.8-inch wide yoni peetha (avudaiyar), this masterpiece of South Indian brass casting features the classic Shivalingam rising from the yoni peetha, with a magnificent five-headed cobra (Panchamukha Naga / Panchamukhi Sarpa) coiled around the lingam with all five hoods dramatically fanned out above in a protective canopy. The entire assembly rests on an ornate pedestal base with rope-twist border detailing. Weighing 40 grams in solid brass with an antique gold finish, this miniature lingam radiates extraordinary sacred power and divine presence.
Product Specifications
- Material: Premium Brass
- Height: 1.5 inches (3.8 cm)
- Width / Length: 1.8 inches (4.6 cm)
- Breadth / Depth: 1 inch (2.5 cm)
- Weight: 40 grams
- Finish: Antique Gold Polish
- Form: Shivalingam on Yoni Peetha (Avudaiyar) with Panchamukha Naga
- Naga: Five-headed cobra (Panchamukha Naga) coiled around lingam with fanned hoods
- Base: Ornate pedestal with rope-twist border detailing
- SKU: SHV-BR-1P5-010
- Country of Origin: India
Spiritual Significance
The Shivalingam is the most sacred and ancient aniconic representation of Lord Shiva (Mahadeva, Maheshvara, Parameshvara) — the supreme formless, infinite, and eternal consciousness. The lingam represents the infinite pillar of light (Jyotirlinga) and the masculine creative principle of the universe, while the yoni peetha (avudaiyar) represents the feminine creative principle (Shakti) — together symbolising the union of Shiva and Shakti, the source of all creation. The Panchamukha Naga (five-headed cobra) coiled around the lingam is one of the most powerful and auspicious forms of the Shivalingam. The five cobra heads represent the five elements (Pancha Bhuta) — earth, water, fire, air, and space — all under the protection and sovereignty of Lord Shiva. The cobra (Naga) is Shiva’s most sacred ornament, representing his mastery over death, time, and the cycle of creation and dissolution. Worshipping the Shivalingam is especially auspicious on Maha Shivaratri, Pradosham, Mondays (Somavar), and the month of Shravan.
Why Choose This?
- Rare Panchamukha Naga Form - The five-headed cobra with dramatically fanned hoods is a rare and supremely auspicious form of the Shivalingam, rarely found at this miniature scale with such detail
- Complete Shivalingam Assembly - Lingam, yoni peetha, Panchamukha Naga, and ornate pedestal all in one beautifully integrated miniature piece
- Ornate Rope-Twist Pedestal - The decorative pedestal with rope-twist border detailing is a hallmark of South Indian temple-art brass casting
- Solid 40g Brass Construction - Dense, premium-quality brass with antique gold finish; built for generations of daily worship
Vastu & Placement Guidelines
Place the Shivalingam facing East or in the North-East (Ishan) corner of your home temple or pooja room — the most auspicious direction for Shiva worship. The spout of the yoni peetha (avudaiyar) should face North. Perform abhishekam (ritual bathing) with water, milk, honey, or panchamrit. Offer bilva (bel) leaves, white flowers, vibhuti (sacred ash), and dhatura. Light a ghee lamp and incense. Chanting Om Namah Shivaya or the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra before this lingam is believed to bestow liberation, protection, and divine grace.
Perfect Gift For
- Maha Shivaratri and Shravan month celebrations
- Pradosham observances and Monday Shiva pooja
- Housewarming ceremonies (Griha Pravesh)
- Devotees of Lord Shiva, Shaivites, and Lingayat communities
- Compact sacred gift for home temples and travel altars
Care & Maintenance
After abhishekam, dry the lingam gently with a soft cloth. For periodic deep cleaning, use a tamarind or lemon juice solution with a very soft brush to restore the brass lustre, paying attention to the fine cobra hood detailing and rope-twist pedestal border. Rinse with clean water and dry immediately and thoroughly. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials. Handle with care given the miniature size and fine Naga hood detailing.
Why Buy From Pooja Articles?
- Curated Sacred Collection - hand-selected for iconographic accuracy and craftsmanship quality
- Authentic South Indian brass casting tradition
- Secure packaging to protect the Naga hood detailing during transit
- Pan-India shipping and global delivery
- Dedicated customer support
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