Pure Brass Ram Darbar Idol | Complete Family with Intricate Arch | 23 Inch

• Material: 100% Pure Brass

• Size : Height × Length × Width – 23 × 19 × 9 Inches (58.4 × 48.3 × 22.9 cm)

• Weight: 25 Kg

• Fine handcrafted detailing with royal arch design

• Suitable for daily puja, festive installations, or spiritual décor

Description:

Central Figures (Ram Darbar)

1. Lord Rama (center-left, holding bow)

   • Symbol of Dharma, truth, and righteousness.

   • The bow (Kodanda) represents his warrior strength and readiness to protect dharma.

   • Calm expression shows compassion and ideal kingship.

2. Goddess Sita (center-right, seated beside Rama)

   • Symbol of purity, devotion, and sacrifice.

   • Sitting beside Lord Rama symbolizes the eternal bond of husband and wife and the importance of dharma in marriage.

   • She holds lotus or gestures of blessing in many forms, representing prosperity and divinity.

3. Lakshman (standing, left side of Rama)

   • Symbol of loyalty, humility, and service.

   • He stands beside his elder brother with folded hands or a bow, showing obedience and dedication.

4. Lord Hanuman (kneeling in devotion, front right)

   • Symbol of devotion (bhakti), strength, and selfless service.

   • Kneeling at Lord Rama’s feet shows surrender and devotion.

   • Sometimes shown holding a mace (gada) or folded hands in prayer.

Ornamental Arch (Prabhavali)

1. Decorative Arch with Intricate Carvings

   • Represents the gateway to divinity and sacred aura around the deities.

   • Detailed floral and peacock motifs symbolize purity, beauty, and auspiciousness.

2. Chakra (Sun wheel at the top center)

   • Represents time, cosmic order, and protection.

   • Signifies Rama as the ruler of dharma who maintains cosmic balance.

3. Kirtimukha (face motif on top of arch)

   • Protective figure symbolizing warding off evil and ensuring positive energy around the idol.

Base & Pedestal

• Ornamental Carved Base

  • The circular lotus-like patterns symbolize purity and enlightenment.

  • Strong pedestal denotes the foundation of dharma and stability.

Supporting Elements Around

• Garlands (Marigold hanging in the background)

  • Represent auspiciousness and festive devotion.

• Brass Lamps (Diya) & Bells

  • Symbolize light over darkness and invitation of divine vibrations.

 Spiritual & Religious Use:

• Worship & Puja: Placed in temples, home mandirs, or offices for daily puja and prayers.

• Navratri, Ram Navami, Diwali: Specially worshipped during festivals to invite blessings of Lord Rama and his divine family.

• Ram Darbar Puja: Worshipping the full family together is believed to bring peace, harmony, and divine protection.

🧴 Maintenance & Care:

• Clean regularly with a soft dry/wet cloth

• For restoring shine, use brass cleaning powder/paste