Brass Gold Colour Dhanwantri Dhanvantari Idol
Lord Dhanvantari,the divine physician, the father of Ayurveda, the twelfth avatar of Lord Vishnu, emerged from the churning of the cosmic ocean carrying the Amrita Kalasha, the pot of immortal nectar, and with him came the complete science of healing.
| Material |
Brass |
| Color |
Bronze Gold |
| Size available |
15 inch x 7.5 inch X 4.5 inch |
| Item Weight |
4.4 Kg |
| Number of Items |
1 Dhanvantri Brass Idol |
| Suitable for |
Ayurvedic Hospitals, Home, Temple, Medical practitioners
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| Sold by |
Rachana Traders |
This 15-inch solid brass Dhanvantari honours that origin in a finish unlike any conventional idol, a rich copper-brown patina on the face, body, and halo crown, contrasted with the warm gold of his garments, jewellery, and the lotus base. At 4.5 kilograms, standing with the healing herb in one hand and the Amrita Kalasha in the other, this is the divine physician as he deserves to be represented,with the weight of genuine brass and the depth of a two-tone finish that gives the piece an aged, authoritative presence.
About This Dhanvantari Idol
Dhanvantari is the only deity in the Hindu pantheon whose specific divine mission is healing,not as a secondary function but as his entire identity. He is Arogyaprada, the giver of health. He is the patron of every physician, every Ayurvedic practitioner, every healer who works with knowledge, intention, and the understanding that health is not simply the absence of illness but a state of complete alignment between body, mind, and cosmic order.
The Healing Attributes
Healing Herb (Lower Right Hand): The bundle of medicinal plants,often identified as Arura (Terminalia chebula),represents the pharmacological foundation of Ayurveda. Dhanvantari holds the herb to communicate that the plant kingdom is the primary resource of healing, and knowledge of its properties is the foundation of all medical practice.
Amrita Kalasha (Lower Left Hand): The pot of immortal nectar, the object Dhanvantari carried when he emerged from the Samudra Manthan. It represents the healing wisdom that, when properly understood and applied, restores life and extends wellbeing. The Kalasha here is rendered with decorated surface detailing at the scale of the composition.
Halo Crown: The circular disc crown with engraved concentric detailing and lotus-petal base framing represents Dhanvantari's solar divine nature, the physician whose knowledge illuminates and heals.
Ayurvedic clinics and healing practices, Dhanvantari's presence in a treatment space announces that the healing here is understood as a sacred science.
Medical offices for Hindu physicians, a Dhanvantari at the consultation room desk is a statement of values that every patient recognises.
Wellness centres and yoga studios, wherever the cultivation of health is the explicit purpose.
Home pooja rooms, particularly for families with healers or medical practitioners, or for devotees of Lord Vishnu.
The Perfect Gift For
Dhanteras and Dhanvantari Jayanti,the Lord's own birthday, two days before Diwali, is the single most aligned occasion for this gift. Gifting a Dhanvantari idol on this day is a devotional gesture of the highest personal significance.
Physicians, surgeons and healthcare professionals,one of the most personally meaningful gifts you can give a doctor from the Hindu tradition. It says: I honour the sacred tradition your work comes from.
Ayurvedic practitioners and educators, for a vaidya or Ayurveda teacher, a Dhanvantari idol of this quality is a gift of professional and devotional depth.
Clinic and hospital inaugurations, bringing Dhanvantari into a new healing space on its opening day is the most auspicious and most traditionally complete blessing for a medical practice.
Medical graduation, the divine physician's blessing at the beginning of a healing career is a gift of profound and lasting significance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the copper finish painted or part of the metal? It is chemical patination of the brass surface,not paint or coating. It will not chip or peel and will deepen naturally over time.
How do I maintain the two-tone finish? Apply brass polish carefully to the gold garment and base areas only. For the copper-patinated body and halo, wipe with a dry or very lightly damp soft cloth,do not use brass polish on these surfaces.
Is this suitable for daily pooja? Yes, solid brass is appropriate for daily worship. For abhishek, dry thoroughly afterward.
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