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Lord Rama Figurine with Bow and Arrow | Ayodhya Style Murti

Lord Rama Figurine with Bow and Arrow | Ayodhya Style Murti

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Embrace virtue and righteousness with this magnificent Standing Lord Ram Idol set within a beautifully detailed Prabhavali arch. This statue captures Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Vishnu and the ideal king, in a dignified standing posture, holding his traditional bow and arrow. The ornate Prabhavali surrounding the deity features intricate carvings of other gods and symbols, making it a unique and powerful centerpiece. 

  • Material: Pure Brass
  • Symbolizes: Truth, Justice, Courage and Selflessness

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The Adaak Divine Lord Ram Idol is a revered and magnificent centerpiece that embodies the supreme virtues of righteousness and kingship. This majestic figure portrays Lord Ram in his traditional standing posture, holding his symbolic bow (Kothandam) and arrow. The deity is encased within a highly ornate and intricately carved arch (prabhavali) that features various auspicious Hindu symbols. The entire structure boasts rich, detailed ornamentation, from the Lord's divine jewelry and crown to the sculptural elements on the arch. Significance: Lord Ram is widely worshipped as the ideal man (Maryada Purushottam), symbolizing truth, justice, courage, and selflessness. His presence is considered highly auspicious for instilling moral values and bringing protection to the home. The piece is finished to provide the classic, regal look of polished brass, giving it a luxurious and traditional aesthetic. Resting securely on an elevated base, this divine figure is ideal for a home temple, altar, study, or as a central focus for meditation and prayers. It serves as a powerful, sacred decorative accent, making an incredibly heartfelt and perfect gift for housewarmings, festivals, or spiritual milestones.

  • Divine Symbolism: Represents righteousness, virtue, protection, and kingship.
  • Rich Detailing: Features meticulous, intricate detailing on the deity, jewelry, and the surrounding arch structure.
  • Auspicious Presence: Ideal for bringing positive energy and moral strength to any space.
  • Luxurious Finish: The sculpture is finished to resemble traditional, elegant brass.
  • Temple Arch Design: The elaborate standing arch enhances its sacred, temple-like aesthetic and features symbols.

Usages

  • Home Temple/Altar: The traditional place for daily devotion and prayers.
  • Study/Office: Inspires integrity, leadership, and focused concentration.
  • Entrance Table: Greets visitors with the auspicious blessings of virtue and protection.
  • Festival Decor: Used as the focal point for celebrations like Ram Navami and Diwali.
  • Gifting for Guidance: An excellent present for those embarking on new life paths or leadership roles.

Adaak is dedicated to creating high-quality, spiritually meaningful decorative items that honor tradition and divine grace. Our Divine Lord Ram Idol is a testament to this, meticulously crafted to capture the noble essence and power of the deity. The rich, brass-look finish and the intricate detailing of the standing arch and the deity's pose ensure this idol stands as a premium, artistic, and profoundly sacred piece. By choosing this Divine Showpiece from Adaak, you invite timeless blessings of virtue, protection, and harmony into your home or the home of a loved one.

What does Lord Ram symbolize?

He symbolizes righteousness, virtue, the ideal king, and protection.

Is the idol highly detailed?

Yes, it features intricate detailing on the deity, the arch, and the base.

What is the structure behind the deity?

It is an elaborately carved arch (prabhavali), featuring various auspicious symbols.

Is this a good gift for a housewarming?

Yes, it is a highly auspicious gift symbolizing virtue and protection for a new dwelling.

Where should I ideally place this idol?

It is traditionally placed in a home temple, altar, or a place of respect.