Brass Statue of Lord Dhanvantari Idol of Ayurveda, Brass Lor..More

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SIZE of Statue: 4.5" height . Material: Brass .Weight : 350 grams
Lord Dhanvantari Vishnu Is the Focal Point of Various Tantric Practices and Worships. Keeping This Brass Dhanvantari Statue in the Front Portion of Your Home, Office or Any Other Holy Place to Get Protected From Evil Eyes and Negative Vibes.
Complete the decor of your home in the utmost of style or add some Indian flair to your living room decor. Order this Handmade God Vishnu Sculpture today. Enhance the decoration of the house, office, hotel, etc. Great for gifting during weddings, anniversaries, house warming ceremonies, new venture, award ceremonies, festive etc.
It is common practice in Hinduism for worshipers to pray to Dhanwantari seeking his blessings for sound health for themselves and or others, especially on Dhanteras or Dhanwantari Trayodashi.
Care instruction : Clean with a dry & soft cloth.

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P.J.Handicrafts Brass Statue of Dhanvantari Idol of Ayurveda, Brass Lord Vishnu, Dhanvantari With Four Hands Holding Shankha, Chakra, Jalauka and a Pot for Home Decor Idol for Mandir Puja -Yellow, (Wt-350GMS)

Dhanvantari, also spelled Dhanwantari, in Hindu mythology, the physician of the gods. According to legend, the gods and the demons sought the elixir amrita by churning the milky ocean, and Dhanvantari rose out of the waters bearing a cup filled with the elixir.

Goddess Dhanvantari Vishnu Is the Focal Point of Various Tantric Practices and Worships. Keeping This Brass Dhanvantari Statue in the Front Portion of Your Home, Office or Any Other Holy Place to Get Protected From Evil Eyes and Negative Vibes.

This Decorative Murti can be used as Pooja Mandir Interior Decoration Accessories / Table Decor Items or Showcase Decoration . Do not use harsh chemical on brass idols.

Dhanvantari is an avatar of Sh. Vishnu. Dhanvantari brass is a handsome individual and should usually be depicted with four hands, with one of them carrying Amrita, the ambrosia.

Dhanvantari brass murti is depicted as Vishnu with four hands, holding Shankha, Chakra, Jalauka (leech) and a pot containing Amrita. He is often shown with a leech in his hand rather than the scripturesres.