Brass Shiva Parivar Idol

Brass Shiva Parivar Shankar, Parvati, Ganesh and Murugan idol

Brass Shiva Parivar Idol is a beautifully crafted representation of Lord Shiva and his divine family, including Goddess Parvati, Lord Ganesha, and Lord Kartikeya. This idol symbolizes the unity and divine harmony of the holy family, often revered in Hindu homes for blessings of peace, prosperity, and happiness.

Lord Shiva: Seated in a meditative pose or in a family setting, holding a trident (Trishul) and a drum (Damaru), symbolizing his role as the destroyer and restorer in the universe.

Goddess Parvati: Depicted seated beside Shiva, symbolizing love, power, and devotion. She is often seen holding a lotus or a vessel, representing purity and abundance.

Lord Ganesha: The remover of obstacles, seated on Parvati's lap or at her feet, holding his traditional attributes like the modak (sweet) and an axe, symbolizing wisdom and prosperity.

Lord Kartikeya (Murugan): Depicted as a youthful figure, usually holding a spear (Vel), representing his role as a warrior deity.

The Shiva Parivar represents the divine unity of the family, embodying the aspects of creation, preservation, and destruction in the cosmic cycle. It also symbolizes the values of family bonding, love, and togetherness.