Brownish-Orange Copper Idols, 7Cm, Handmade Ragavendra 124Grams, Patina Ant..More
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Product Information
Brand
SEARCHERS PARADISE
Theme
Idol
Colour
brownish-orange
Style
Antique
Material
Copper
Cartoon Character
Maa kali
Number of Pieces
1
Item Weight
124 Grams
Number of Items
1
Country of Origin
India
Special Feature
handmade
Collection Name
Deity
Shape
novelty
Item Dimensions LxWxH
48 x 17 x 70 Millimeters
Finish Type
antique
Product Description
Detailed Hand Work And Have Beautiful Hand Work Of Skilled Indian Artist. With Every Purchase You Are Supporting A Artisan Family.
The Idol Made Up Of Pure Copper Material .The Uniqueness Of Searchers Paradise Is, We Are Always Making Master Copy. Means For Every Idol, We Are Preparing The Wax. So That The Look, Carving Will Be Excellent. The Weight Also Slightly Higher Than Actual. These Idols Are Made With Impressive Designs And Styles That Have The Ability To Give Your Pooja Room A New Appeal.Raghavendra Swami Was A Renowned Madhwa Saint, Philosopher And A Supporter Of Dvaita Philosophy That Was Established By Swami Madhvacharya. He Served As The Head Of The Monastery In Kumbakonam From 1621 To 1671 And Established Brindavan In Present Mantralayam In Andhra Pradesh, India.
The Idol Made Up Of Pure Copper Material .The Uniqueness Of Searchers Paradise Is, We Are Always Making Master Copy. Means For Every Idol, We Are Preparing The Wax. So That The Look, Carving Will Be Excellent. The Weight Also Slightly Higher Than Actual. These Idols Are Made With Impressive Designs And Styles That Have The Ability To Give Your Pooja Room A New Appeal.Raghavendra Swami Was A Renowned Madhwa Saint, Philosopher And A Supporter Of Dvaita Philosophy That Was Established By Swami Madhvacharya. He Served As The Head Of The Monastery In Kumbakonam From 1621 To 1671 And Established Brindavan In Present Mantralayam In Andhra Pradesh, India.