Lord Dhanvantari Brass Idol - God of Medicine and Divine Healing
Bring the blessings of Lord Dhanvantari, the celestial physician and divine God of Ayurveda, into your home with this exquisitely handcrafted brass idol. Standing tall at 12 inches, this premium statue is a masterpiece of traditional Indian craftsmanship, making it the perfect centerpiece for your home temple, puja room, or gifting to loved ones who cherish sacred art.
Why Lord Dhanvantari
Lord Dhanvantari is the deity of health, healing, and Ayurveda. Worshipping him is believed to bring good health, protection from illness, and divine blessings for well-being. This idol is consecrated in spirit and crafted to honor that sacred tradition.
Product Details
Height: 12 inches
Base Dimension: 4.5 (L) x 3.5 (B) inches
Weight: 2.305 kgs
Material: Pure high-grade brass
Finish: Antique hand-polished finish
Craftsmanship: 100 percent handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans
Key Features
Handcrafted by master artisans with decades of experience in traditional brass sculpting. Each idol is unique and carries the warmth of human craftsmanship. The fine detailing on the face, garments, and the Amrit Kalash (pot of nectar) held by Lord Dhanvantari reflects the highest standard of sacred idol-making in India.
The idol is made from pure brass, which carries an auspicious significance in Hinduism and is known for its durability, lustrous appearance, and spiritual resonance. The antique-style finish gives it a timeless look that elevates any temple or altar space.
Perfect For
Home temple and puja room installation. Dhanvantari Jayanti and Dhanteras gifting. Doctors, healthcare professionals, and Ayurveda practitioners. Hospitals, clinics, and wellness centers seeking divine blessings. Spiritual and religious gifting for housewarmings and festivals.
Packaging and Delivery
This idol is carefully packed in premium protective packaging to ensure it reaches you in perfect condition. Each piece is inspected for quality before dispatch from our studio in India.
Har Har Mahadev. Team ManiMonk.