Handcrafted Small Brass Vitthal–Rukmini Idols

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Bring home the eternal grace of Lord Vitthal and Goddess Rukmini with this finely crafted small brass idol pair. Symbolizing devotion, dharma, and prosperity, these idols are perfect for pooja rooms, meditation spaces, and artistic décor.

 

Dimensions: 6.5 cm (L) x 3 cm (W) x 9 cm(H)

6.5 cm (L) x 3 cm (W) x 9 cm(H)
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Key Product Information

  • Collection: Premium Brass Idol / Aesthetic Home Decor
  • Dimension: 6.5 cm (L) x 3 cm (W) x 9 cm(H)
  • Weight: 0.325 kg..
  • Colour: Golden Yellow Antique Brass
  • Material: Fine Brass
  • Finish: Yellow Antique
  • Style: Indian Traditional 
  • Special Features: Finely carved Brass idol of Lord Vitthal Rukmini 
  • Use: Aesthetic living room decor, Meditation Room, Home & Office Temple
  • Occasion: Gift for family & friends on Special Occasion
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Bring home the eternal grace of Lord Vitthal and Goddess Rukmini with this finely crafted small brass idol pair. Symbolizing devotion, dharma, and prosperity, these idols are perfect for pooja rooms, meditation spaces, and artistic décor.

 

Key Product Information & Dimension

  • Collection: Premium Brass Idol / Aesthetic Home Decor
  • Dimension: 6.5 cm (L) x 3 cm (W) x 9 cm(H)
  • Weight: 0.325 kg..
  • Colour: Golden Yellow Antique Brass
  • Material: Fine Brass
  • Finish: Yellow Antique
  • Style: Indian Traditional 
  • Special Features: Finely carved Brass idol of Lord Vitthal Rukmini 
  • Use: Aesthetic living room decor, Meditation Room, Home & Office Temple
  • Occasion: Gift for family & friends on Special Occasion
Care Instructions

Brass artefacts are timeless treasures that carry both artistic and spiritual resonance. With gentle care, they retain their golden glow and continue to enrich your home for generations.

  • Dust regularly with a soft & dry cotton cloth Handle with clean hands to avoid fingerprints and moisture stains.
  • Keep away from direct sunlight and damp areas to preserve the natural sheen.
  • For routine cleaning, gently wipe with a soft cloth dipped in mild soapy water, then dry immediately.
  • Restore shine using a paste of lemon juice and baking soda or tamarind pulp. Apply lightly, rinse, and dry thoroughly.
  • You can also apply coconut or olive oil using cotton on every portion to restore the shine.
  • Do not use harsh chemicals, steel wool, or rough scrubbers, as they may scratch or dull the surface.
  • Wrap artefacts in soft cloth when not in use, and store in a dry place.

Vitthal Rukmini: The Tales from Pandharpur

Vitthal Rukmini: The Tales from Pandharpur

Lord Vitthal (Vithoba) and Goddess Rukmini (Rakhumai) are revered in Pandharpur, Maharashtra, where their mythology blends devotion, testing, and divine grace. Their stories highlight themes of service, sacrifice, and spiritual transformation. Lord Vitthal is depicted standing on a brick with hands on his waist, symbolizing patience and accessibility. This posture originates from the legend of Bhakta Pundalik, who, while serving his parents, offered a brick for Krishna to stand on. Moved by his devotion, Krishna remained in that form as Vitthal. This posture originates from the legend of Bhakta Pundalik, who, while serving his parents, offered a brick for Krishna to stand on. Moved by his devotion, Krishna remained in that form as Vitthal. Pandharpur Pilgrimage known as the “Dakshin Kashi,” it is one of Maharashtra’s most sacred Vaishnavite sites, drawing millions during Ashadhi Ekadashi

The Symbolism

The Symbolism

Vitthal–Rukmini idols are depicted in a unique posture: Lord Vitthal stands firmly on a brick with both hands resting on his waist, while Goddess Rukmini is often shown in graceful standing form beside him. This posture symbolizes patience, humility, and divine accessibility, rooted in the legend of devotee Pundalik. Vitthal’s iconic pose with arms akimbo represents waiting with patience. According to tradition, when Krishna appeared before his devotee Pundalik, Pundalik was busy serving his parents. Instead of disturbing him, Vitthal stood on a brick with hands on his waist, showing that service to parents is greater than ritual worship. The brick offered by Pundalik became the eternal pedestal. It signifies steadfastness, humility, and God’s willingness to wait for true devotion. Vitthal idols are adorned with a crown-like headgear, earrings (makar kundalas), and sacred symbols like the Kaustubha gem, emphasizing his Vishnu/Krishna identity

Rukmini’s presence alongside Vitthal completes the image of eternal devotion and divine union, reminding devotees of the harmony between spiritual duty and love

Sacred Aura of Brass idols: Bridging Faith & Craftmanship

Sacred Aura of Brass idols: Bridging Faith & Craftmanship

For centuries, brass has been the chosen medium for crafting idols in India. From Pandharpur’s Vitthal–Rukmini to South Indian despams and diyas, brass connects us to ancient rituals, festivals, and temple traditions. The craftsmanship reflects a deep reverence for the deity infusing the sculpture with spiritual energy. The pair of statues made in brass reflects the aura of Lord Vitthal and Devi Rukmini in full glory.

Brass a revered material for crafting religious idols, holds deep significance in spiritual and cultural contexts. Brass idols serve as bridges between the devotee and the divine. Brass is resistant to rust and corrosion, making it ideal for long-lasting religious artifacts. Brass idols are not just idols but are the divine possessions to be treasured from generations to generations.