Pure Brass Shree Swami Samarth Murti 4.4 Inch Handcrafted Idol
Invite the boundless grace and miraculous blessings of Shree Swami Samarth into your home with this beautifully handcrafted Pure Brass Shree Swami Samarth Murti. At 4.4 inches tall and weighing 1.2 kilograms, this premium brass idol captures the divine authority, compassion, and timeless spiritual power of one of Maharashtra most beloved and revered saints. Handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans using traditional brass casting techniques, every detail of this murti, from the commanding seated posture and the serene expression of a perfected master to the sacred attributes and traditional attire, reflects authentic devotional artistry and deep spiritual reverence. A sacred presence for any home mandir, personal altar, or devotional space where the blessings of Swami Samarth are sought daily.
Who Is Shree Swami Samarth
Shree Swami Samarth of Akkalkot is one of the most celebrated and miracle-performing saints of Maharashtra and all of India. Believed to be an incarnation of Lord Dattatreya, Swami Samarth resided at Akkalkot in present-day Solapur district of Maharashtra, where he performed countless miracles and transformed the lives of thousands of devotees from all walks of life. His most famous utterance, Bhay Kasha La Vato, meaning Why Do You Fear, encapsulates his eternal promise of protection and refuge to all who surrender to him. Millions of devotees across Maharashtra, Karnataka, and beyond continue to experience his miraculous grace and divine protection to this day. Keeping a Swami Samarth murti in your home is an act of complete surrender and an open invitation for his boundless blessings, protection, and guidance to flow into every aspect of your life and family.
Product Specifications
- Deity: Shree Swami Samarth of Akkalkot
- Height: 4.4 inches
- Base Dimension: 4.5 inches (L) x 3.2 inches (W)
- Weight: 1.2 Kg
- Material: Pure Brass
- Finish: Antique Handcrafted Finish
- SKU: IOGP01
Craftsmanship and Quality
- Handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans with expertise in devotional guru and saint brass idol casting
- Made from high-grade pure brass for lasting durability and a warm rich golden appearance
- Fine detailing on the facial expression, seated posture, sacred attributes, and traditional attire
- Antique handcrafted finish that deepens gracefully over time into a sacred heirloom patina
- Compact yet substantial at 1.2 Kg, giving the murti a grounded and powerfully devotional presence
- Elegant proportions make it ideal as a primary puja murti in home mandirs and personal altars
Ideal For
- Home mandirs and personal altars of Swami Samarth devotees across Maharashtra and Karnataka
- Families seeking the daily blessings and protection of Akkalkot Swami in their household
- Gifting on Swami Samarth Prakat Din, Guru Purnima, housewarming, and auspicious family occasions
- Devotees of Lord Dattatreya and the Datta tradition seeking a Swami Samarth murti for daily worship
- Spiritual collectors and devotional art enthusiasts seeking an authentic brass Swami Samarth idol
Vastu and Placement Tips
Place the Shree Swami Samarth murti in the northeast or east zone of your home mandir for the most auspicious Vastu alignment. The northeast direction, known as Ishanya, is considered the most sacred zone for guru and divine worship in Vastu Shastra, as it receives the first light of the day and channels the highest spiritual energies of the home. Maintain the idol at a comfortable eye level during puja so that direct eye contact with Swami is maintained during prayer and meditation. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth and avoid moisture to preserve the antique brass finish for years to come.
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This authentic pure brass Shree Swami Samarth murti is a sacred invitation for the eternal grace of Akkalkot Swami to enter your home and bless every member of your family. A profoundly meaningful gift for all devotees of Swami Samarth. Ships pan-India and worldwide from ManiMonk, your trusted source for premium handcrafted brass idols, guru murtis, and authentic devotional art.
